There has been a lot of buzz lately about a possible ChatGPT mass exodus, with many people wondering if they should stop using it. Headlines about OpenAI, Anthropic, and government contracts have sparked conversations about switching to Claude and other AI tools.

In this episode of Run Your Private Practice with AI, I break down what is actually happening and share my perspective on whether switching tools is really necessary. I also explain a simple way to move what your AI knows about you so you can easily work across platforms like ChatGPT and Claude.

AI Tips You Don’t Want to Miss:

What started the recent ChatGPT controversy, and why people are talking about leaving the platform.
My honest take on using both ChatGPT and Claude instead of choosing just one.
A simple method for switching to Claude by transferring your AI “memory”.
Why creating a brand guide helps any AI understand your business and voice.

Mentioned in this episode:
- Thera AI Hub: https://kymtolson.kartra.com/page/AI-Tools-for-Therapists

- How to Train Claude if you want to switch: https://claude.com/import-memory

- AI prompt for nonpartisan information: I want a strictly factual, nonpartisan summary of this topic: [INSERT TOPIC].
Follow these rules carefully:
Start by briefly stating what is known as fact (verifiable events, dates, direct quotes, official actions).
Clearly separate facts from interpretation, speculation, or opinion. Put facts in one section and interpretations/arguments in another.
When there is disagreement, neutrally summarize the main arguments from each major side without taking a position.
Use neutral, non‑emotional language (no loaded or persuasive wording).
Rely primarily on:
Official documents and data (laws, court cases, government reports, company statements).
Peer‑reviewed research and reputable reference sources.
Factual reporting from established outlets.
Avoid: opinion columns, editorials, campaign sites, and social media posts except when quoting them as examples.
For every important factual claim, provide at least one citation or link so the information can be checked.
At the end, add a short “Uncertainties and open questions” section that lists what is not known or where sources conflict.
Format the answer with short sections and bullet points so it’s easy to skim.

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90. ChatGPT Mass Exodus and Switching to Claude