Curious: what makes Claude more human to talk to than ChatGPT?

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Summary

A user compares the conversational styles of Claude and ChatGPT, noting that Claude feels more personable and human-like while both provide similarly accurate answers, and asks what causes this difference.

I’m talking specifically about Claude Opus/Sonnet 4.6 vs GPT 5.4. Not the older variants where it used to be the opposite case. ChatGPT seems so rigid and consultant-like, compared to Claude which is way more personable. I get the same answers from both so accuracy is not the problem. The problem is how the answer is “dressed up”. I use both in my work ($20 plans), so I’m not loyal to either. Is there a reason why this is?
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