Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis wants everyone to know that Gemini 3.0 Pro is better than any of ChatGPT models with testimonial saying: I was literally a top 1% user of ChatGPT in 2025 and ...

An user recently shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) stating that Google’s Gemini 3.0 Pro is better than “any of ChatGPT models”. The post shared by Joseph Carlson, host of business podcast The Joseph Carlson Show has more than 83K views so far. Among others, it caught the attention of Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis who reposted it. In the post, Carlson states that he holds a premium ChatGPT account with verified top 1% ChatGPT stats for 2025 and also has access to Gemini Pro. Being a heavy AI user, Carlson asserts Gemini 3.0 Pro surpasses all ChatGPT models in reasoning, logical soundness, explanatory depth, and access to recent data, based on his intensive daily workflows like business analysis and idea validation.


“I was literally a top 1% user of ChatGPT in 2025 and have a premium account. I also have Gemini Pro and I could guarantee you that I am a top 1% user of Gemini as well (I probably use it more than ChatGPT),” Jason Carlson writes in the post.

“I can confidently say, without a doubt, Gemini 3.0 pro is better than any of ChatGPT models. In my opinion, they're not even close. The reasoning, soundness of logic, explanations, how recent the data is, all of it, is just better,” he added.

Google leaves ChatGPT ‘behind’ in AI market share: Report

Carlson’s 'testimonial' resonate with a recent report by Menlo Venture which revealed that OpenAI seems to have lost significant market share in the lucrative market for enterprise customers, falling to 27%. Google’s Gemini, on the other hand, has risen to 21% and rival startup Anthropic leads at 40%. Incidentally, the ChatGPT-maker disputes the figures from Menlo, noting that the venture capital company is an investor in Anthropic.


Data from Similarweb reveals that in the last 12 months, Google's Gemini has reportedly more than tripled its share of generative AI web traffic, climbing from a modest 5.4% to 18.2%. ChatGPT, once commanding an 87.2% share has slid to 68% – a staggering 19% drop.