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Credibility summary
Of the 112 claims in Technology with evidence either way, 98% held up.
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There is good reason to trust Anthropic over OpenAI
There are valid reasons to use Claude instead
ChatGPT is top pick overall
ChatGPT makes deleting conversations manually easy
ChatGPT understands images identifying more components within a computer than other chatbots
Both ChatGPT and Claude answer questions about lengthy product manuals without issue
Sora is not as advanced as Gemini’s Veo 3 model which can produce audio to accompany videos
Higher-end plans for both chatbots increase usage limits
Both ChatGPT and Claude occasionally hallucinate and make up quotes
ChatGPT does not have an app building feature similar to Claude's
Claude's integrations are still in beta so they are expected to improve
Claude has many integrations like with Google Workspace apps such as Calendar Drive and Gmail
ChatGPT does not use conversations to train models by default
ChatGPT has Custom GPTs which are customizable AI assistants
ChatGPT image generation feature might not be perfect but it is still among best available
Claude cannot match ChatGPT's AI assistant capabilities
OpenAI collects a variety of data including all your chats and uses that data to train its models by default
The actual creation process can be cumbersome and require a good deal of prompting to get right using Claude's app creation feature
You can enjoy Claude’s coding skills directly if you use its app creation feature which does not require prior programming knowledge
Both ChatGPT and Claude perform well in general even though they can and will make mistakes
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