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How can I switch between AI models during a conversation?

Explains how to move between different large language models without losing context

Eyal Leeder avatar
Written by Eyal Leeder
Updated this week

Short answer

You can switch between AI models like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini while keeping the same conversation history and instructions.

Full explanation

AskTuring makes it easy to change between different large language models without restarting your conversation. All prior messages, uploaded documents, and instructions remain available as you move between models. This allows you to compare outputs, explore different perspectives, and refine your results in one seamless workflow.

To switch models:

  1. Go to the chat box during your conversation.

  2. Click on the model indicator (the current model’s name).

  3. Select a different model (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini).

  4. The conversation will continue with the new model, but all previous context will still apply.

This feature helps you get the best results by quickly testing how different models handle the same prompt.

Tips

  • Switch models if you want alternative writing styles, reasoning approaches, or output structures.

  • Use the same conversation to compare responses side by side, rather than starting over.

  • Remember that each model may have strengths in different areas—for example, one may be better for detailed analysis while another excels at summarization.

Examples

  • A law firm asks Claude to draft a contract clause, then switches to ChatGPT to generate a plain-language summary for clients—all in the same conversation.

  • A real estate company uploads property data, uses Gemini to create a market analysis, then switches to ChatGPT to produce a polished marketing description.

  • A manufacturing business discusses process improvements with Claude, then switches to ChatGPT to format the recommendations into a structured report.

  • A financial services team uses Gemini to perform calculations, then switches to Claude to generate a clear executive summary for leadership.

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