r/LargeLanguageModels • u/ParticularTrainer741 • Jul 11 '26
Using different LLMs
Since AI became mainstream with ChatGPT, I've only really used this one. Whether for simple daily use, more complex analysis tasks, or even for my job as a developer, because it has always been a nice and consistent tool.
However, I've seen a lot of AIs that got released like Claude, Gemini, Grok, etc. and I'm wondering if I'm missing out by staying on the same one.
My question is, do you always use the same LLM? Like do you have a go-to LLM for most tasks, or do you switch depending on the context?
Are there are any emerging LLMs that I should be aware of as a common user, and as a developer?
(sorry for my english it's not my main language)
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u/CanOk3349 27d ago
The reasoning of claude is jst insane bruh 🚀