Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) says the practical way to approach ChatGPT and Claude is to use whichever tool gets your work done now, rather than pledge loyalty to either company. He discusses an announcement identified in the video’s caption as ChatGPT Work, which he sees as OpenAI’s attempt to compete with Claude on carrying out tasks, not just answering questions.
What is the comparison about?
OpenAI develops ChatGPT, an AI assistant for conversation and other work. Anthropic develops Claude, a competing AI assistant. Abdul also mentions Claude Code, a Claude tool aimed at coding work.
In Abdul’s account, some users came to see Claude as better at getting work done, while using ChatGPT could involve manually copying instructions and outputs. His focus is agentic work: asking an assistant to complete a task, granting requested access, and having it take steps rather than merely tell you what to do.
| Option | How Abdul frames it | |---|---| | Claude | An assistant that can request access and act on a task. | | ChatGPT | Associated in his comparison with conversation and copy-and-paste work; he thinks the new announcement may change that. |
This table captures his perspective, not an independent product test or confirmation of a new feature’s capabilities.
“Don’t be loyal to anyone. Use what does the job well for you right now.” — Abdul Osama
In numbers
- One year: Abdul’s description of the period in which Anthropic established a stronger market presence. This is his estimate in the video, not a verified measurement here.
Background
Explaining how to do something is different from taking action. Agentic tasks generally depend on which tools an assistant can use and what permissions a user grants. Those details matter more than a broad claim that one assistant is better.
What should you do next?
Try the same task with the tools available to you and compare output quality, time, and manual steps. Abdul predicts that competition could bring ChatGPT users better quality, faster performance, and lower prices. The video does not provide confirmed prices or benchmark results.