Ever feel like you have to pick just one AI tool and stick with it forever? I get asked all the time, “Which AI should I use?” or “What’s the best one?” But here’s the truth: you don’t have to choose just one. You can—and should—use multiple AI tools, each for what they do best.
Justin and I had this chat recently on King Moves, and it blew my mind how many people think AI is a one-and-done deal. I use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and others. Each has its own superpower. For example, Perplexity is my go-to for deep research, while Claude has become my favorite for coding and building apps without writing a single line myself.
Speaking of Claude, it’s been making waves lately. It’s not just another ChatGPT clone. It feels more human, less “yes-man,” and better at coding vibes. When Claude dropped Opus 4.6 and introduced Claude Co-work, it basically leveled up how you can interact with your computer. I built a web app in minutes—a speaking engagement scoreboard that pulls live data from my surveys, organizes it beautifully, and updates itself without me touching a line of code. No developer needed, just plain English commands.
What’s crazy is that Claude even pulled my brand colors from my website automatically. It asked me questions like a real teammate and just got it done. This isn’t sci-fi anymore. It’s here and it’s accessible.
Justin asked me what I want to build next, now that I know I can. My answer? A dashboard of my life. Not just business metrics, but health, family time, finances—whatever matters most. Imagine AI helping you track those key indicators, update your to-do list, and even act as your personal assistant to get things done. AI is shifting from a thought partner to an action partner, and that changes everything.
If you’re curious about switching to Claude or trying out multiple AI tools, they even have a guide to move your ChatGPT memories over so you don’t start from scratch. It’s as simple as copying and pasting your data. I tried it, and it blew my mind how much ChatGPT actually remembered about me.
So, here’s your King Move: don’t lock yourself into one AI. Experiment, mix and match. Use the right tool for the job. Start small—ask your AI to organize your desktop files or clean up an email. Then watch as your imagination opens doors to what’s actually possible.
The world has changed. AI isn’t just a helper anymore. It’s your teammate. Your builder. Your secret weapon.
Try it out. Make your move. And see what happens next.
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