Don't show loyalty towards either OpenAI or Anthropic, or any other AI company for that matter. AI innovation in the status quo depends on competition. Being loyal to one specific "lab" (they call themselves that) stifles competition because an entity with a devoted following need not make additional efforts to improve (because there's no point if people follow you no matter what). It was largely due to OpenAI's challenge with Astra that Anthropic was pressured to release Opus 5.5, a model superior to Fable 5.1 in capability, intelligence, speed, and pricing/usage (so basically everything). In two days (September 29th, OpenAI DevDay 2026 in multi-trillion dollar AI driven Silicon Valley), OpenAI will give their response to Opus 5.5. They'll either succeed tremendously, or fail disastrously. That's how the AI sphere works; there's no in-between. But regardless, this is good. We WANT for OpenAI to make an effort to respond (and vice versa, when OpenAI has the lead, like it did with Astra a couple weeks back, forcing Anthropic to respond). The back and forth ping-pong between OpenAI and Anthropic is ultimately a good thing. We need to keep this competition going to help ensure the positive progression of models, general development, and to prevent the birth of a new elitist cast with exclusive access to the frontier. While many will argue that most of their user base (at least expense wise) is corporate and thus regular users are ineffective in impacting supply and demand, and hence theoretically have no impact on the companies' decision making and overall path, I'd have to disagree. API pricing isn't exactly cheap, and companies know this (they've already been cutting down on AI use because it's no longer nearly as "free" as it once was), not to mention there's the obstacle of zero data retention policies and other confidentiality issues. Regular users are incredibly good for further training of their models, collecting data for improving their products and harnesses, and so forth. They need the regular users, and that's why they're willing to subsidize the subscriptions to such a drastic extent. We're valuable to them, and in many ways, especially in terms of data, more valuable than corporate customers. Data is gold in the AI age. Show no loyalty or obligation towards either company. Fuel the competition.