Whether it's unlocking a phone through facial recognition or telling Alexa to play a song, artificial intelligence has permeated our daily lives. Now, you can also use the power of AI to write. At your command, AI chatbots can write essays you've been afraid to start, write code, write emails, generate art, and even pass your MBA exam.
Here are some of the AI chatbots that have been trending lately
1.new bing
Bing ChatGPT features: OpenAI's state-of-the-art LLM, GPT-4 | has access to the internet | works like a search engine, provides information about current events | free
In early April, Microsoft unveiled a new AI-improved Bing that runs on GPT-4, the latest version of the OpenAI language model system, which is more powerful and reliable.
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2.ChatGPT
ChatGPT is OpenAI's conversational AI chatbot that can generate text for you based on any prompt you enter, generate emails, essays, poems, raps, shopping lists, letters, and much more.
ChatGPT was released last November, and due to its huge success, it became a blueprint for many chatbots to enter the scene, including Bing Chat.
In addition to writing for you, ChatGPT can also talk to you about simple or complex topics, such as "What is color?" Or "What is the meaning of life?" ChatGPT is also STEM savvy and can write and debug code, even solving complex mathematical equations. The best part is that the service is now completely free for the public as it is still in the research and feedback gathering phase.
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3. Perplexity AI
is a free AI chatbot that connects to the internet, provides resources, and has a very pleasant UI. Once you visit the website, using the chatbot is simple and easy to use. All you have to do is enter the prompt in the "Ask anything" box to get started.
Since it provides users with a wide range of tips, it's a great chatbot for trying and clearing ideas. For example, below the text box, it has an "Immediately Pop" section with the most popular tips and news. All you have to do is click on them to learn more about the topic and chat with them. In addition, Perplexity provides relevant topical questions that you can click to keep the conversation going.
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4.Jasper
Like ChatGPT, Jasper uses natural language processing to generate human-like responses. Jasper even uses the same language model as OpenAI's GPT-3ChatGPT, which was created by the AI research company behind ChatGPT.
With Jasper, you can enter a hint for what you want to write and it will be written for you, just like ChatGPT. The main difference with Jasper is that it has tons of tools to make better copies. Jasper can check for grammar and plagiarism and write over 50 different templates, including blog posts, Twitter threads, video scripts, and more.
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5.YouChat
GPT-3 using OpenAI | lists the source of the text it generates | Unlike most other chatbots, uses Google Resources | Free
YouChat also uses OpenAI's GPT-3. With YouChat, you can enter hints for what you want to write and it will be written for you, just like ChatGPT writes for free. The chatbot outputs answers for anything you enter, including math, coding, translation, and writing prompts. One of the great things about this chatbot is that because it lacks popularity, you can always jump on and ask.
Another major advantage is that this chatbot references Google's source, while ChatGPT doesn't, because it doesn't have access to the internet. For example, if you ask YouChat "What is soda?" It will produce a conversational text response and cite a source from Google explaining where it extracted the information from. Chatbots are equally powerful, with no annoying chunks of capacity and no cost.
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