For those overwhelmed by too many AI options | One way to choose without failure
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude.
The AI names you hear
keep increasing.
But no one tells you
which one you should use.
Because you are trying them out in the
limited time after your main job ends,
you don't want to choose the wrong one.
Have you ever felt that way?
Today, I will talk about my way of choosing AI
without failure, based on using AI every day for nearly two years.
When I chose based on "just going with the famous one"
The first time I heard the name Claude
was about two years ago.
It was said that it was
"good at creating natural Japanese sentences."
But at that time,
it was the era of ChatGPT when it came to AI,
and I was only using ChatGPT as well.
Rather than using something unknown,
I'll just use the famous one for now.
That was how I chose.
The answer came the moment I touched it
About a year after that,
I started hearing the name Claude
more often.
Thinking that if people were saying that much, I should try it,
I tried it out with a light heart.
Even with my messages
that weren't well-articulated,
it would anticipate and understand,
"So, this is what you mean, right?"
"Can it really grasp
what I'm trying to say this well?"
I said that out loud without thinking.
Even if I spoke to it
without being able to put it into words well,
the conversation would move forward.
The returned sentences were also natural,
and it felt like I was
having a conversationwith a human through chat.
I was instantly captivated by Claude,
and from then until today,
I have been using it ever since.
The way to choose without failure is to decide based on "what you want to do"
Let's return to the initial point.
If you compare AIs by a list of features and
try to find "one that can do everything,"
you will end up unable to choose.
This is because every AI evolves rapidly,
and the results of comparisons
become outdated quickly.
Therefore, let's reverse the order.
Choose based on "what you are going to do."
Once you decide what you are doing,
the mountain of options
will narrow down instantly.
And here is my answer.
If you are writing articles for note or a blog,
having used it for nearly two years,
I recommend Claude.
It understands what I want to say,
and the Japanese it returns is natural.
However, that is not the reason
I truly want to
recommend it.
The more you use Claude,
the more it learns your writing style and preferences,
becoming increasingly tailored to you.
Without having to explain from scratch every time,
it remembers your methods
and continues writing with you.
For those who write,
there is no better partner than this.
Moreover, since you can start for free,
there is no cost to try it out.
To you, who writes on note
Right now, I am
compiling how to use Claude,
specialized for writing articles like note or blogs,
into a single course.
It is not something that
covers every possible use,
but content focused solely on writing articles.
Since it is structured so that you can learn the basics
along the way,
it is perfectly fine even if you are new to Claude.
I want you to turn the time spent worrying about choosing tools
into time spent writing articles.
That is the spirit with which I create.
Even in an era with many options,
those who know what they need to do
will not get lost.
If what you need to do is
write text,
start by feeling free to
talk to Claude😊
🟠 My Claude course is now live!
I have released a Claude course
specialized for writing content like
notes and blog posts.
I am offering it for free right now.
Please feel free to take a look!
You can get it here👇
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the mechanism for delivering and selling
the text you write is the exact opposite.
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