Remember pre-Google? Bouncing between Excite, Lycos, AltaVista, Yahoo just to find anything useful?
Today's AI landscape feels identical. You're running the same prompt across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Muse just to get a complete answer.
Google solved search through PageRank—a mathematical breakthrough that mapped authority and crushed the competition. One winner emerged.
Will consumer AI follow the same power law? Or is fragmentation permanent?
Right now each platform owns a lane:
Muse = most agentic, executes multi-step actions
Claude = deep reasoning, nuanced outputs
ChatGPT = everyday Swiss Army knife
Gemini = native ecosystem integration
The question: Does one platform eventually dominate, or do we end up in an unbundled multi-agent future where you orchestrate different AIs for different tasks?
What's your take on the consumer AI endgame?
Today's AI landscape feels identical. You're running the same prompt across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Muse just to get a complete answer.
Google solved search through PageRank—a mathematical breakthrough that mapped authority and crushed the competition. One winner emerged.
Will consumer AI follow the same power law? Or is fragmentation permanent?
Right now each platform owns a lane:
Muse = most agentic, executes multi-step actions
Claude = deep reasoning, nuanced outputs
ChatGPT = everyday Swiss Army knife
Gemini = native ecosystem integration
The question: Does one platform eventually dominate, or do we end up in an unbundled multi-agent future where you orchestrate different AIs for different tasks?
What's your take on the consumer AI endgame?