Admit it, you have a favorite AI (just like you have a favorite coworker)

In a recent post on Dev.to, a developer shares their experience testing three major AI tools—Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot—during an onboarding audit project. The author evaluates each tool based on their utility in pair programming and general task assistance. Claude emerged as the clear favorite for its seamless chat experience and ability to generate project files effectively, despite occasional hallucinations. Gemini was noted as a capable but less intuitive option for coding, while Microsoft Copilot was criticized for being overly aggressive with internal data sourcing and struggling with context retention during coding tasks. The author emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and verifying AI-generated information, noting that while Claude performed best, the choice of tool often depends on specific use cases and personal workflow preferences. The piece concludes by inviting readers to share their own preferred AI tools and experiences.
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