Workflow

Recently, I saw a post on X from Elon Musk comparing ChatGPT and Grok. Same question, two very different answers. It was interesting to look at. And for a moment, I also wondered: which one is actually smarter? But after using both for a while, I realized that’s probably the wrong question. In my actual work, I don’t really compare AI tools anymore. ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini — to me, they’re not competing with each other. They’re part of a system I keep adjusting, a kind of workflow where each one plays a different role. What matters isn’t which one is better. What matters is: in which situation, which tool helps me actually get things done. ...

I didn’t start out building things with AI. In the beginning, I was mostly using it the same way everyone else was — writing content, organizing thoughts, brainstorming ideas, trying to feel more productive. It helped, but if I’m being honest, I was mostly producing more of the same. More drafts. More notes. More unfinished ideas. The real shift didn’t happen through content. It happened through work. Slowly, through trying to build things that actually existed outside the screen. ...