ChatGPT market share drops to 60%, consumer grade AI enters the era of three-way competition According to Beating monitoring, SimilarWeb's latest traffic data shows that the consumer AI market has officially bid farewell to ChatGPT's "leading the way" pattern and entered the era dominated by OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. In the past six months, ChatGPT's global user traffic share has significantly declined from 80% to 60%. At the same time, Gemini's independent visitor traffic doubled relative to ChatGPT, with the proportion rising from 20% to 50%, while Claude's relative proportion surged from 3% to 20%. Among the top 100 websites worldwide, Claude became the fastest-growing website with a month on month growth rate of 255% in the last quarter (rising to 36th place globally), while DeepSeek ranked 78th with a growth rate of 105%. According to official active user data (ChatGPT weekly active 900M, Gemini monthly active 900M), the weekly active (WAU) of ChatGPT web and mobile devices is about 900M, and the monthly active (MAU) is 1.5B. Gemini maintains about 500M WAU and 900M MAU, Claude maintains about 150M to 200M WAU, and 250M to 300M MAU. Geographically, Gemini's traffic in non English speaking regions has caught up to 65% to 70% of ChatGPT, including India, Brazil, Japan, Indonesia, South Korea, and Vietnam, while Claude has recorded impressive growth in the Chinese market. [Original link]