If you’re going to use an AI app for the long term, like ChatGPT, try not to use a rented account. Once it gets banned, all your data is gone. That’s a huge loss.
At this stage, it’s time to settle on a main platform and start building up your own data. The big three all now have some kind of “memory” feature, and they’re using chat history to get to know you better over time. They’re also expanding AI coverage as much as possible, integrating with their own apps and their partners’ apps.
I’ve chosen Gemini. Besides the advantages I mentioned before, Gmail, YouTube, and NotebookLM are all apps I use frequently every day. Jupyter Notebook is also excellent. I’m still considering using Google Docs and Drive as well. Fully embrace the Google ecosystem.
You see, when it comes to AI, the three seem evenly matched, each with its own strengths. But if you factor in their underlying resources, Google’s are just far too abundant. Saying it has an unrivaled advantage is not the least bit of an exaggeration.
For users, the most important thing is data assets. That needs to be planned carefully.