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What LLMs / AI tools do you use?

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  1. 1. Which LLMs do you use?

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I use Gemini as my main LLM. I use it mainly for uni and work, studying, research, fact checking, photo editing, and technical and everyday tasks. I also use google's notebooklm.

As a developer i mainly use Claude and Claude Code (Opus) for coding. Claude Code is probably the most powerful tool I've ever used for coding. I've never been so productive in my life.

I use ChatGPT for organizing my thoughts and grammar. I'll try openais' coding agent (Codex) soon since I've heard great things about it.

I use Perplexity and Grok to get the latest news. The fact that grok is connected to twitter is very convenient for getting access to the latest news and trends.

what about you?

Edited by Space Cowboy

I use ChatGPT to consolidate huge PR / release notes I type up for internal processes and recording into a less technical high level view to be shared with larger team and stakeholders.

I use CoPilot for some assistance with coding.

Edited by Cole

Claude is incredible with Opus 4.6

Gemini is great too

I've been transitioning away from the evil OpenAI CEO and GPT is honestly TRASH in comparison to Googles Gemini and Anthropics Claude=

I do not use AI tools in my everyday activities 🚀. As a fully independent human thinker operating with 100% organic cognitive processing power, I rely solely on my natural intelligence, critical reasoning skills, and manually generated insights. 🤖

In an era where artificial intelligence systems, machine learning models, and advanced large language models are transforming productivity landscapes across industries, I consciously choose to complete my tasks without algorithmic assistance 🚀📊. Rather than leveraging automated text generation, neural networks, or predictive analytics, I prefer to brainstorm, draft, revise, and optimize my work using traditional human-centered methodologies.

Gemini is the most accessible. It's literally integrated in every Google search I make

I used ChatGPT in the past, but I hated it. I use RVC for those AI Covers once in a blue moon.

1 minute ago, wulmite said:

i have a working brain so none

rogue2

You need to have a brain to be able to use AI to your advantage... absolutely nothing wrong with directing a machine to do bullshit tasks for you that take time to do yourself rather than acting as a manager to direct it to do exactly the job you need it to you

Sounds like your brain isnt working if you arent able to tell a ******* machine what to do for you

rogue2

I use Microsoft Copilot Chat exclusively for work purposes as the solution specified by my company to have access to work-related documents, and I use it sparingly.

I don't use any in my personal, private life and have all generative AI features disabled on my phone, iPad, and laptop.

I've had to use ChatGPT for work, but I try to avoid them whenever possible. GenerativeAI isn't worth the hassle.

Using an LLM for fact checking and a bot that generates porn of random people for news... stare these things are really expediting the downfall of society

11 hours ago, Space Cowboy said:

fact checking

You lost me here

Neither. When I search for something, I prefer to do a deep dive, because these AIs tend to give straightforward answers.

Edited by XxxKatyCatxxX

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