Rob Walling

And so Tracy, maybe talk about any of the models you're using and what your experience has been like.

The reason I'm bringing this up is, sure, it's anecdotal.

It's an N of three people weighing in.

But I do like to hear boots on the ground examples of different use cases because you're using it for different things than I am.

How about you, Einar?

What tools are you using and what are you using them for?

And then, you know, the question of are they better?

And for me, I had been using ChatGPT exclusively until Craig Hewitt busted my chops about it.

He really doesn't like ChatGPT.

And now I see why not.

I started using Manus a little bit, but then Claude became my thing.

It feels like a lot of folks are moving to it.

And I found Claude to be, it's more expensive, but I don't care.

Like ChatGPT is 20 bucks and Claude is, I think I pay 200.

I don't actually need to.

I could probably be fine on the $100 plan.

But I've been using it to repurpose some audio and video that I've recorded and trying to get it to write prose that sounds like me.

So I've been training it to be like, here are my books, here are my blogs.

I've written hundreds of thousands of words.

This shouldn't be that hard to match how I write to these topics because I'm also speaking them.