What AI-powered apps do you rely on daily?

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QuantumTask! Pro: Streamlines tasks effortlessly. Con: Occasional quirky predictions.

I use chat gpt

Isha, I use a language learning app powered by AI every day; it adapts to my learning pace and style, which is a huge pro. The only con is that it can't replace the nuanced feedback that a human tutor provides on pronunciation and cultural context.

My daily AI sidekick is definitely TodoBot! It's like having a virtual assistant that never takes a coffee break. Pro: Its intuitive task management keeps me on top of my game. Con: Sometimes, the predictive text feature goes on a creative tangent, resulting in some hilarious autocorrect moments! What's your experience with TodoBot?

Chat-GPT!

CHAT-GPT!!

AI language models, like GPT-3, have been trained on massive amounts of text, allowing them to understand and generate human-like language. These models are so proficient that they can even help users learn new languages through natural and interactive conversations. I suggest to read more about it at fun facts about artificial intelligence where you can get only the best info.

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Siri

Many of these are not AI-powered apps and are just AI/LLMs...

I have Github Co-pilot and also Github Co-pilot chat, the advantage of using github copilot chat is the questions that you are asking answering by getting reference of your current file in the VS Code, insanee 👾

I use Mia AI, I start every morning talking to her about what I have for the day. Give it a try! heymia.ai.

I use Bard.

ChatGPT. Every day, it helps me draft emails and messages.

It's a fun app that uses AI technology to transform faces, like aging, de-aging, or changing gender. The pro is it's entertaining and often impressively accurate. The con is concerns about data privacy.

Well, ChatGPT for sure and then heard a lot of good things about @writemeai. Now I find it very useful.

My day starts with Alexa, from reading out the day's headlines to controlling smart home devices. The con is that it sometimes fails to understand my commands, especially when there's a lot of background noise.

As someone who writes a lot, Grammarly is my lifesaver. It checks my grammar, spelling, and punctuation in real-time. The pro is it significantly improves my writing quality. The con is that it sometimes gives incorrect suggestions, especially with complex sentences.

Can't imagine my day without CogniLife! Pro: The personalized recommendations are spot-on; it's like the app reads my mind! Con: The occasional privacy concerns make me question whether convenience is worth the trade-off.