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Which AI tool do you actually reach for the most?
🏆 Leading: Microsoft Copilot — Built into Windows, Edge, and Office, yet holds just ~1.3% of chatbot market share — distribution hasn't translated to daily use

Microsoft Copilot — Built into Windows, Edge, and Office, yet holds just ~1.3% of chatbot market share — distribution hasn't translated to daily use is leading so far with 50%.

Claude (Anthropic) — Smaller reach (~245M users) but the highest paid-conversion rate of any major chatbot, at roughly 13% is second. On this few votes the split is still anyone's guess.

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📊 poll results
Which AI tool do you actually reach for the most?
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Leading answer
Microsoft Copilot — Built into Windows, Edge, and Office, yet holds just ~1.3% of chatbot market share — distribution hasn't translated to daily use
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ChatGPT (OpenAI) — Still #1 with ~46% market share and 900M+ weekly users, though its share slipped below 50% for the first time in 2026
Google Gemini — Runner-up with 27.7% share and 662M monthly users, helped by default placement in Search, Workspace, and Android
Claude (Anthropic) — Smaller reach (~245M users) but the highest paid-conversion rate of any major chatbot, at roughly 13%
Microsoft Copilot — Built into Windows, Edge, and Office, yet holds just ~1.3% of chatbot market share — distribution hasn't translated to daily use
Perplexity — An "answer engine" handling 1.2–1.5B queries a month; dropped ads entirely in 2026 to go subscription-only
DeepSeek — Chinese open-weight model reportedly trained far more cheaply than Western rivals; usage skews heavily toward Asia
Grok (xAI) — Real-time access to X posts as they happen, yet still holds under 3% of the chatbot market despite the hype
Meta AI — Reaches billions via WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, but as a standalone destination it barely registers, under 1% market share
Midjourney — About 19.83M Discord members and roughly $500M in 2025 revenue, built entirely without paid marketing
GitHub Copilot — Used at about 90% of Fortune 100 companies, but only about 4.7M of its 20M users actually pay for it