Should I switch from Claude to ChatGPT 5.6? Here's how I'm thinking about it.
Summary
OpenAI announced ChatGPT 5.6 with three models (Sol, Terra, Luna), offering cost advantages over Anthropic's Claude, but benchmarks comparing Sol to Mythos are unconvincing. The analysis suggests subscription users should focus on model quality, where Claude still leads for ambitious tasks.
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