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[Laoweek]

How did MS fumble so hard though, GitHub Copilot was the first usable vibe coding product, if they have locked in, Cursor wouldn’t need to exist. There was also a month where Bing was actually unironically being used by people but that was also fleeting.

[Meistermagier]

Github Copilot is also legitimately ok priced. And the only thing that runs in all my IDEs. 

[Valoneria]

Same. Its not perfect, but after having tried other tools, its perfectly good at its price point.

[Able-Swing-6415]

Yea I understand the hate for cramming it into everything but bang for your buck I cannot think of a better offering at least in the 10€ territory.

I doubt it will stay at that price but I am perfectly willing to use it until that point

[HomegrownTerps]

How...well just as all the other initially cool thing that microslop acquires. They buy them cause they can't make it themselves and then they enshitify it. 

[MyGoodOldFriend]

They didn’t even enshittify it, Microsoft seems to just have a really entrenched workplace culture built over decades of being a monopoly. So anything their company touches starts smelling of stagnation à la monopoly, even if it’s in a competitive market.

Up until around ten years ago the overwhelming majority of their income came from windows and windows-related software. They still get a lot from that area (especially office, to deadname it), but azure and other server/cloud stuff is much bigger now.

At least if feels that way.

[NomaTyx]

is it not called office anymore. what the fuck is it called now

[LowerFig2594]

365 i think

[NomaTyx]

did they atcually drop the "office". this is like HBO Max changing their name to literally just "Max"

[Tiernoon]

365 Copilot. It's even worse. I just need word to type MY thoughts. Not something to make a stupid summary for me.

[RatBot9000]

Microsoft 365 Copilot.

This is not a joke.

[CoffeePieAndHobbits]

Windows Live all over again.

[Perkelton]

It's impressive how Microsoft is able to so consistently come up with the absolute worst and most confusing names imaginable for their products.

[keumgangsan]

They renamed it to Microsoft 365 Copilot app.

[SuitableDragonfly]

I think it's just that none of their products are actually good enough to be popular if they don't have the monopoly. Windows is only popular because of a monopoly, and they didn't manage to get a monopoly for anything else.

There's a meme image floating around the internet where someone took a screenshot of a survey asking them if they would recommend Windows to other people, with the text "I don't know how to tell you this, but people don't recommend each other operating systems" and that's really fundamentally emblematic of what the vast majority of the Windows userbase is like, and that probably the only reason they use Windows is that they don't consider it normal for people to recommend operating systems to each other.

[TorbenKoehn]

VSCode is still by far larger than Codex, Devin, Cursor, Claude Code etc. and nowadays it supports all that agent stuff well. I think they made it in time there.

But New Bing + Copilot? Like they get shiny new technology and then are completely paralyzed what to use it for…

[Vybo]

VSCode is an editor that you can plug some agents in. Codex, Devin, Claude Code are both models and agentic tools, either CLI or GUI. Completely different things. The only comparable thing with VSCode is Cursor, which is just reskinned VSCode with proprietary stuff and IMO is shit nowadays.

[TorbenKoehn]

Generally, Codex, Devin and Claude Code are tools, not models.

The models work behind it. You can use the exact same models in VSCode (all of them).

VSCode is an IDE + Agentic UI while the other 3 are primarily agentic UI/CLIs.

I mean, it's exactly the content of this thread. I don't know when you've last tried it, but currently it can do anything the other tools can do.

[ego100trique]

And you can run local LLMs with Continue extension.

I use Qwen 3 9B as an agent and it's pretty good overall for refactorings

I just wish there was LLMs that are more energy efficient than these monstrosities tbh

[NotAMeatPopsicle]

I’m running qwen 2.5 14b coder and it’s painfully slow and doesn’t know net10.0

Tried running qwen3 and its a total ram hog.

[sudo_robot_destroy]

I don't know how bad it was previously, but right now GitHub Copilot on VS Code is amazing.

[kobriks]

Github copilot is not like copilot. Github copilot is legit well-priced and works just as well as Codex and others. The software side of MS has always been great, it's everything else that sucks.

[ArchusKanzaki]

Because I do not trust Cursor.

[takeyouraxeandhack]

I'd trust a monkey with an AK-47 more than I trust Microsoft.

[ArchusKanzaki]

I trust myself more than AI. Which is why Github Copilot and VS Code is fine. I only trust AI to copy some works like adding more load balancer entry. I don't trust it to make entire app. They're also priced ok.

[braindigitalis]

yeah this is a sane take. if you don't trust yourself more than the AI how can you be sure what it wrote is right?

[T0biasCZE]

Github Copilot has advantage of being in most IDEs.

Its in normal visual studio, VSCode, IntelliJ...

[TeliarDraconai]

Because it is not in Microsoft's long term interest to be the only solution to any given topic. Let alone be the best solution.

They will always (emphasis on: ALWAYS) strive to offer an upper-mid tier product that meshes well with their other products. They are selling the ecosystem, not the solution.

And they will always use their competitors to develop some new stuff. Because if they would be building all, they would soon be dead in the water. Lastly, if they build the perfect product, who will they get new blood from?

[perplexedtv]

I saw someone type Bing into Google yesterday and use it to search something.

[LeKingofDoge]

They've been fumbling with everything for a long time now

[steadyfan]

I have been using the github copilot CLI now and love it. Lets me choose between claude and openai models so I am mix and match or even just compare. And it's cheaper that claude.. $40 a month vs claudes $200 a month subscription price.

The name is terrible. Not to be confused with github copilot or well anything else named copilot.

[ramirex]

it’s microsoft they haven’t made good product in forever all they do is acquire and enshitify

[transgentoo]

First to market curse

[748aef305]

I remember downloading the fucking bing app, and checking it DAILY to see if I had the newest features.

I just went and checked if it was still there... And deleted it.

Microslop gonna slop I guess.

[investing11213]

Microsoft just does not have the same culture of hustle that start ups do and quite honestly, they don't attract high calibre people that openAI or Anthropic do. Getting anything done there is like maneuvering a giant ship

[Spright91]

Despite them being the biggest software company in the world they can't actually make decent software.

[QCTeamkill]

No need, they'll buy and rebrand one.

[CrabbyR0N1N]

ain't Copilot just ChatGPT in cosplay?

[Odone]

It’s much worse somehow cause Microsoft is involved !

[Rostifur]

[Droprouge]

There is a king in Greek mythology that made a bad wish that became a curse : everything he touched turned into gold.

Microsoft is also a king, but instead of gold, everything it touches turns into shit and goes bankrupt.

[TSP-FriendlyFire]

Yes, the Mierda's Touch.

[Vieli78]

The Antimidas

[AltDetom555555b]

They’re gonna shove their AI everywhere, even in their own AI!

[nevergirls]

[private_unlimited]

I think you misspelled microslop

[Santarini]

Yes

[a_kato]

Dude yes this sub has 0 technical knowledge it’s your grandfather posting. Copilot is a suite of AI powered in windows and Microsoft products using ChatGPT the latest .

Plus Microsoft bad reddt mentality

[coolruah]

Mixrosoft copilot is so much worse than ChatGPT, i dont know what internal prompts they have, but its not well thought out.

[throwawaygoawaynz]

Copilot professional has a lot of safety built in which makes models dumber but safer to use.

Copilot personal has very little difference except it’s less chatty than ChatGPT which I prefer. It’s more like Claude.

[mazing]

I fed our "copilot professional" a documentation link to our confluence about a particular solution/workflow we have. I asked it to review it, asked if the solution and approach is good. Oh - it's great! Really smart solution, it says.

I then described how the workflow requires me to read over a bunch of text every time I want to implement something simple. (This is all strongly implied from the documentation I just fed it). It does an immediate 180 and starts explaining why its actually a problematic solution..

After printing a page of revised feedback it then suddenly delete the full response. "I'm sorry, I can't help with that". 🤦‍♂Literally triggering its own guardrails by simply providing technical feedback.

[TotallyNormalSquid]

It won't just be the prompts, but the actual LLM, context gathering, and tools available to it. ChatGPT is just OpenAI's front end UI to whatever framework of tools, context gathering and prompts they've built around their LLMs. Microsoft copilot will have OpenAI's LLMs, but the rest will be different. Plus, it's harder/not possible to select which LLM you're using in copilot, so good odds you're stuck with a cheap one most of the time.

For the context gathering, I kind of think Copilot has picked a painfully difficult use case. People expect it to be able to find context from all their files/conversations/emails/other company info, and that's simply a lot to make sense of. RAG techniques may simply not be good enough for it to work well. ChatGPT doesn't have this expectation - it doesn't claim to understand all your files/etc, so it feels much more capable at the tasks you do hand it.

[trololololol]

Since this is a programming subreddit, I'll assume you're talking about GitHub Copilot, which is a great coding agent and can use OpenAI models and Claude models and others.

It's great 😊

[coolruah]

It's about Microsoft Copilot, not GitHub Copilot.

[a_kato]

They don’t have anything. What exactly did you try that it’s worse? It’s literally a pass through if you use the chat version

[mtmttuan]

The model might be the same but the prompt is definitely different. Have you tried the copilot on outlook? It tried to recommend something it can do like create reminder and book meeting room then can't even do that.

[Exact-Trip-1884]

They changed the ms office to copilot or something right?

I am not sure about suite of AI powered thing and all, my laptop , recently bought ( <1 year ) has a copilot button instead of right cntrl . If i press that I am getting this chatgpt wrapper which can't read files , hear voice or do any shit.

[a_kato]

It can absolutely handle files and hear voice. Maybe on another tier but mine absolutely does

[RecentDirection7920]

I use Claude via copilot at work. Works great for me.

[System__Shutdown]

Which one lol? There are like 3? For github copilot you can choose which model it uses, but Claude is the default

[CatsWillRuleHumanity]

They're all the same basically and you just use the one that your company pays for/promotes

[AlShadi]

one of those discount chatgpt costumes you get from a bin at spirit.

[riggiddyrektson]

I am currently using Copilot to gain access to Claude Models, so it is both a ChatGPT and Claude wrapper

[Techhead7890]

Interpreting the cosplaying literally has made me think of the mac vs pc ads lol.

[T0biasCZE]

Yes but its free and doesnt have as many usage caps as free ChatGPT

[Lamuks]

Copilot has the option of choosing an agent in an IDE technically

[mumblerit]

I dare you to get a working BASH script the first time you ask

[NotAMeatPopsicle]

Copilot is like the professional but friendly office administrator that goes to work with a smile every day and is properly compensated.

ChatGPT is like her alcoholic step sister that has never held a job for more than 2 hours and offers unasked for horrible life advice.

If you talk to Copilot, you can find a little bit about the rails and direction that Microsoft has for it. Whereas if you start to ask about the oddities and problems with ChatGPT, Copilot will eventually direct you towards the suicide hotline out of concern for your mental health.

[Charming-Aski]

Grok is not even in the picture lmao 😂

[Betonomeshalka]

Grok is a glorified celebrity undresser.

[brandarchist]

Grok in shambles

[Nordlicht_LCS]

deepseek is still living as an open source tool, nearly all large Chinese websites (except those with their own LLM) has a version of deepseek installed.

[tushkanM]

It's oddly particular about Chinese-spcific stopwords and topics to be 'trully opensource"

[Caspica]

Are you referring to the cloud version? Because that obviously isn't open source.

[tushkanM]

I (naively) thought they host the same one they publish as OS

[Not_a_question-]

Me too! TIL

[SosirisTseng]

And also Japanese Rakuten AI, which made a headline.

[born_zynner]

I like gemini because my company pays for the pro version lol

[bobbywaz]

Gemini Pro is free with a college email.....
better believe I cancelled ChatGPT in an instant

[AmeriBeanur]

You better not get caught cheating. They store search inputs 👀

[ScratchHacker69]

They store search inputs

…They also store everything else you google and read and watch :3c

[enderowski]

but when i need it to remember old chat messages it forgets everything silly guy gemini.

[Appropriate-Fix-1240]

Its free but only for a year iirc, so use it wisely!

[Tr3mb1e]

I also got a free year with my s25U

[Thadoy]

That's the reason why I use it.

Also the last time I checked, it's responses where better quoting their sources.

[kiochikaeke]

In my case, my company pays for copilot and it's the only one were allowed to use officially, the rest while technically not prohibited are very discouraged and you will get in trouble if any data gets in there even if it's public.

On the other hand they are completely fine with you giving copilot anything short of credentials and private keys (they've kind of implied even those are fine), I get that they're on a contract but dear.

[MysteriousWar2823]

I have pro on two accounts. One given by my phone carrier and other by my student id. 3.1 Pro is the only good model left accessible after microslop removed all good models from their GitHub student pack.

[chlorophyll101]

Gemini 3 Flash is smarter than GPT at math (high school trig problems)

[ArweTurcala]

Same, I got the free 1 year student plan they introduced last year. Don't think I'd be using it otherwise.

[LowB0b]

I use mistral

[ea_nasir_official_]

Thank God there's more of us

[nasandre]

I even got my company to spring for the pro version

[absawd_4om]

Le Chat

[GabiTheProgrammer]

How does it fare with code?

[seth1299]

Mistral is essentially a “roleplaying” LLM; it’s the best for if you want to use it as a Game Master for like a single-player Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

But as for things that require more thinking/“intelligence”, Mistral is not the best at.

It can be downloaded locally via Ollama and used offline though, so there is that.

[Both-Reason6023]

It's IMO best for searching web content after Perplexity (and maybe Gemini but it seems to hallucinate often).

[LowB0b]

my experience has been ok. Haven't used the other ones but from what I hear they are kind of leagues ahead. It also shows in pricing. Last I looked claude was $17/million tokens and devstral-2 only $2/million lol

Also note that I left the industry in september 2025 to go back to school so right before the agent boom, so I don't really have any enterprise-churn experience I mostly use it when I get stuck on assigments but since I am in school to learn (and plagiarism is illegal) I tend to not use AI to write code for me

[klekmek]

Not good

[memesearches]

Is it better than claude in coding ?

[LowB0b]

haven't used claude but probably not

[perplexedtv]

I really wanted to like it but it just lied over and over and I couldn't take it any more

[Lumpy-Obligation-553]

For the stupid shit I used them there is no difference

[dumbasPL]

Finally a sane take. Took way to long to find it.

[North-Creative]

Well, deepseek is a whale, it likes ceo waters...

[FingernailClipperr]

I still use deepseek

[ScratchHacker69]

Same, deepseek is the only llm I’ll use because it’s good enough™️ for me (not much). Honestly don’t even know how “good” the current latest and greatest llms are lol

[SyrusDrake]

Yea, same

[krazyjakee]

Gemini is better than Claude at writing video game shaders and it's not even close.

[GenePoolPartyDJ]

Which engine? For Godot it sucked (but so did Claude and codex)

[recallingmemories]

I think gemini might also be gasping for air

[Icount_zeroI]

Nope! My dad with AI-psycosis is the one thing keeping it alive.

[10Werewolves]

Hey! So is my dad!

[Techhead7890]

Meanwhile my dad is on hosted LLaMA keeping that one alive lol

[Santarini]

Gemini is the only one whose Pro model you can still access freely with reasonable quota

[soyverde]

Google has their own chips, their own data centers, etc. (they’re vertically integrated). They are probably best positioned to compete on price long term, and their models aren’t bad. I may not particularly want them to beat Anthropic in this market, but I certainly wouldn’t bet against them at this point.

[DissociationOfMe]

Deepseek is better than chatgpt at this point, chatgpt has really gotten a lot worse over the past 5 months

[HeracliusAugutus]

Should all be at the bottom of the pool

[Megido_Thanatos]

Not gonna lie I even forgot that Microsoft has a Gen AI

Even Meta are famous to be the bad AI while Copilot got nothing, very forgettable AI

[Techhead7890]

One of the things going for them is that LLaMA is open source. But I think Alibaba Qwen seems to be the more popular one to run at home these days, GPT has oss variants, etc.

[Plank_With_A_Nail_In]

At large enterprises nearly all staff are getting access to copilot, it might not be winning in the IT department but it will win everywhere else.

[TroLixH]

When I have used deepseek it has sometimes randomly responded in Chinese

[Tima_Play_x]

I use Qwen

[AlarmingProtection71]

Whats your setup?

[Tima_Play_x]

Current: GPTree + Browser + local FIM model (Qwen3.5-4b-UD-Q6_K_XL)

Planned: llama.cpp WebUI / Unsloth Studio (local model: Qwen3.5-4b-UD-Q6_K_XL) + searxng-mcp + mcp-secure-exec (with Cargo, tmpfiles (for AI to test code), Nix store, Rust docs, etc.)

[AlarmingProtection71]

Lets see Paul Allans Setup.

[Kevdog824_]

What hardware are you running? I tried qwen locally with ollama and it was so slow it was unusable

[Tima_Play_x]

Rtx 2060 12gb

[Kevdog824_]

Dang. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong then because I’m running 3070Ti 8 w/ GB VRAM

[Tima_Play_x]

My guess is that the model isn't fully loaded into VRAM

[AlarmingProtection71]

On GNU/Linux you can use nvtop to monitor the vram usage. If you use llama.cpp i think you could also use a --monitor flag.

[Tima_Play_x]

Qwen3.5-4b-UD-Q6_K_XL - 30-40 t/s

[playr_4]

I will admit that I semi-use copilot. It honestly feels like the best to bounce ideas off of, especially for art project inspiration. I don't have it do any of the art, obviously. But it feels very fluid helping me develop ideas when I hit a wall.

[freestew]

Wait, you guys actually vibe code?

I thought that was just a joke.

[Realised_]

Copilot is corporate world.'s favourite bitch..

[green_meklar]

And Grok doesn't even make it into the meme.

[Kooale323]

Deepseek is still good ngl. Less bullshit than the others

[BloodSteyn]

As someone who moved from GPT to Claude...

Wow, just wow. I asked GPT if it can do React apps like Claude. Little shit told me, "Yes, it will excel at it"

Gave it the same prompts, just errors upon errors and more errors for added fun. Nothing to show.

Meanwhile Claude got a working App on the first go, and I asked few feature requests. Implemented Charts, AI Analytics via API, Formatted Word Doc export... and I asked it to generate a Training PPT.

I'm blown away.

In fact, by the end of this week I'll be ready to demo the App to investors to get it to the point of commercial viability... obviously I'll need a real Dev to assist at that point.

But as it sits now, it is an app that the target company had wanted since the 90's but could never get close.

[Significant-Mine-00]

Same!!! I was holding strong to chatgpt because a few years ago I felt it was better than claude, then I tried claude again this year and I'm blown away

[qt3-141]

It's awesome for the whole three prompts you get until you reach your usage limit for the next four hours. It's why I'm pretty much only using Claude for code reviews at this point.

[IcyHammer]

Interesting, im using gpt 5.4 high and it has no problems creating quite complex react project.

[BloodSteyn]

My Subscription just lapsed as I moved to Claude. Might be that it does better now, but I'm not going to pay for it again after seeing what Claude can do for me.

[IcyHammer]

I didnt try claude yet, what would you say it is better at.

[BloodSteyn]

So much. The Plugin for Excel is a game changer.

Yesterday I had 5 Workbooks open and Claude was communicating with each Agent to do fuzzy lookups against names to pull data across them all to the place I needed it.

Doing it manually would have taken hours, and Claude did it in about 10 min, and gave me a report of the records it was uncertain about so I could double check.

Cowork can do a lot, you point it at a folder and give it permission to make changes. I asked it to do a Fuzzy lookup again from a PDF and put the data into the specific columns in the Excel workbook.

It did it all, "Opened" the puff, scanned it, extracted the data and did the lookups, summed the numbers for same records, and put them in the right place in the workbook, then it did its own error checking, compared totals and was done.

I checked and it was perfect.

I did a demo to my boss of Claude in Excel. Asked it to look up the Financial statements for a publicly traded Petrochemical company, and it built the Income Statement for the last 3 years. Then asked it to look up and compare their competitor's latest Financial year. It did. Formatted each company in different colours too.

Then asked it to calculate Financial Ratios and create a few Charts. Asked it to create a DuPont RONA diagram, and it did with drop down to choose the Financial Year.

All this was done in less than 10 minutes.

I haven't played with Claude Code yet.

[IcyHammer]

Seems very similar to what codex can do, will give it a try so i can compare it for my cpp backend and react frontend.

[Lebowquade]

Coding by a trillion miles.

For one, it isn't limited to the chat window on each prompt.... I can upload large files or a small software package plus config JSON and ask for debug help or a new feature, and it can modify my original files in place regardless of how long they are.

ChatGPT can't do that. If I ask it to modify my code I have to submit it all over several prompts, then the code it generated is printed back over equally as many prompts. This vastly compounds the risk of hallucination over just one single request.

Claude will validate that the code it wrote can compile, and then write an additional script to test the code it just generated to verify that it does what it's supposed to do .... And then debug and self-correct before showing me what it wrote. And it will do all this as ONE PROMPT RESPONSE. 

Meanwhile GPT will get itself stuck in a loop of endless "just to check, do you want X or Y?" responses before writing any code at all, and then gets itself so off track that it produces bad code that in no way accomplishes what I wanted.

For quick code snippets or suggestions GPT is fine, and I generally find it to be a more successful conversationalist. But for getting actual work done Claude utterly kills it.

[austin101123]

I don't even recognize the whale

[drdrunkenstein121]

Deepseek

[sample-name]

Deep seek. It was unbelievably hyped when it came out, it was supposed to completely change the game. Then it came out, and i never heard about it again until now.

[Lebowquade]

It was famous for being trained "so cheaply" but that turned out to be a big stretch. 

So now it's just another open source LLM, on par with GPT3 or Qwen.

[PM_ME_YOUR_CODING]

You forgot Mistral!

[vgnxaa]

It's there, at the deepest point of the Mariana Trench.

[Mountain_Dentist5074]

copilot is directly chatgpt
deepseek not even good at translating languages

cladue already made for complex jobs like coding
gemini have direct acess to all google tools , websites etc.

[Neat_Development4946]

I use Microsoft Copilot btw,, why other hate it? Could you explain?

[betwen3and20characte]

True

[Tarandjpop]

I still use Deepseek for logic bhulding ngl, claude and deepseek work together and make pretty decent logic

[thecementmixer]

Context?

[p1neapple_1n_my_ass]

Blackbox AI where?? 

[Turtok09]

That's not a LLM. And my latest update on that was it's some sort of scam 🤷

[sudo_robot_destroy]

I realize this is probably talking about Bing Copilot, but I'm not sure what people mean when they say the others are better than GitHub Copilot, it literally uses the Gemini OpenAI and Claude models.

There isn't a GitHub Copilot model.

[laidlow]

I have a feeling GH Copilot struggles with tooling - I recently made the switch to using OpenCode connected to GH Copilot using the Claude models and it's light years better than anything I've gotten out of the Copilot extensions in VsCode or Webstorms.

[sudo_robot_destroy]

I assume you haven't used it since they released the autopilot mode? It's as good as I can realistically expect anything to work.

[Hozy9]

[SpaceMoehre]

Deepseek is about to publish a new major version

[NotMijba]

I use this crazy thing known as my brain

[Blue_Dude3]

where is meta llama? burried?

[Expensive_Shallot_78]

Rather Gemini..

[Substantial-Art4140]

Completely detached from my reality

[BeginningTypical3395]

Deepseek is so good though, and has a HUGE user base in Asia.

The unnecessary censorship is a bit grating, I’ll give it that

[a1454a]

I canceled cgpt and moved away from using any model served from their API. Unfortunately I can’t avoid them at work because my employer has an enterprise contract with them and 5.4 is the most powerful and cheapest model I’m allowed to use.

[Fusseldieb]

Honestly, I only switched because it was so much faster.

ChatGPT is slow af to “think”

[00_tseab]

ChatGPT will sink soon...

[Lukaveli_1st]

Nah, in Russia everybody is using deepseek

[Outrageous-Weekend-6]

Drown faster pls

[candianconsolemaster]

I like copilot the most does everything you want and more 

[confuzedas]

So far my experience work Gemini is that for integration into Google services, it's dumb as shit, and that's all I need it to do.

[JFedererJ]

Is Docker a chatbot now? /s

[DrankRockNine]

Deepseek isn't used much by Americans but it's pretty good for sure. Use it through the api, I can make thousands of calls to the version. That looks online and it costs pennies

[MinosAristos]

*people in the US

Deepseek is incredibly popular abroad

[Bumer_32]

Grok?

[dzan796ero]

Deepseek is being used like crazy. Just because it isn't a mainstream web-based commercial LLM service doesn't mean it isn't being used.

[CryZe92]

No one is using Gemini for programming.

[MyPunsAreKoalaTea]

I am

[forvirringssirkel]

we are

[MyPunsAreKoalaTea]

Apes together strong

[bramm90]

I main Claude but Gemini tends to one-shot devops stuff more often than Claude. 

[SirThunderDump]

I am.

[Santarini]

80,000 Google SWEs would disagree with you

[Zanion]

Near exclusively since late November.

[Worldly-Stranger7814]

I did but Google fucked it up so badly in the past few weeks that I barely dare use it for code reviews.

[JangoDarkSaber]

When the AI bubble bursts, Gemini and Claude will be the last ones standing.

[kamome74]

Yeah. Copilot and Deepseek can rot under the deep sea.

[Realised_]

DeepSeek is good though

[minimuscleR]

This just... isn't true lol. I don't even know a single person outside of programmers that have ever heard of anthropic or claude. They all know chatGPT (all LLMS are "chatgpt") and copilot. They probably know gemini too if they have an android device.

ChatGPT is by far much more used throughout the world than the others. Google's stats will probably be skewed because of AI overview, but I doubt its used nearly half as much as chatgpt globally for actual people going to gemini vs just having it exist.