Increasing numbers of users are moving away from ChatGPT toward rival tools, with Claude as a key beneficiary, reports Storyboard18.
Citing data from Larridin, the story describes high engagement levels for Claude vs. ChatGPT (38 sessions per week to 18), and a 15x increase in Claude usage between mid-January and mid-March.
The trend is described as the QuitGPT movement, which itself is part of a broad trend toward multiple-platform usage. Employees are expected to embrace "AI-native" skills, while employees are encouraged to develop frameworks that flexibly support multiple AI tools.
‘QuitGPT’ trend grows as Claude gains traction, reshaping AI usage and workplace skills | Storyboard18