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What's your favorite AI tools in the market?
I have used Grammarly for ten years and it's always constructive when writing an article. Jasper.ai is another great AI tool for SEO and marketing before ChatGPT!
Now ChatGPT is my favorite. I haven't tried Bing yet, but I believe there will be more AI products coming out this year
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Frank Gonzalez
Midjourney till I die.
Grammarly (probably qualifies)
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@jerry_xbc It's great! It's pretty broad but some good uses I've found are generating written content, creating a plan, making a list of ideas, translating, and improving your writing.
@jerry_xbc It's badass! I'm trying to make the central hub for everything: CRM, to do list, goal planning, project mgmt, etc.
That AI was in beta a bit ago and you had to sign up for it. Maybe now you can get it right away but if you have trouble just Google Notion Ai Signup.
Lmk if you have any questions about Notion!
In this blog post https://designmodo.com/ai-tools-..., I've shared my preferred tools and I hope they prove useful to you.
Tooting my own horn here, but evoke-app.com
Hosting open source AI models on the cloud for devs and businesses building AI apps so they don't have to manage cloud hosting.
Basically helps you build AI tools
@jerry_xbc Evoke is actually easier to use than Gradio. We're mainly focused on the average dev rather than someone with knowledge in ML.
Mainly just image gen for now, but hope to expand soon. All you need to do is make an API call and you can get a result back
So I use a wide range of transformer based tools. By for the most useful are text compilers, and codex.
If you’re looking for inspiration however, I’d check https://lablab.Ai/apps. There are like 30k builders who put together cool apps like Youtube synthesizers, productivity hacks etc. ✌️
@jerry_xbc kind of! Lablab don’t really do open source models. You can actually use parts of HF through the platform if you wish. The idea is really to build with other awesome people :)
I'm big user of ChatGPT and Quilbolt.
I haven't tried Bing, in the moment i don't have a reason to switch yet.
@sandradjajic Is Quilbolt better than ChatGPT? I felt the paraphrasing function of Chatgpt is quite good. I heard Bing is using a better trained version of GPT-3.5, which is even better. I am in the queue
Love Midjourney for images. I haven't seen anything thats as good in that category.
Started using some for social content. Vidyo.ai for long videos to short formats. Supermeme.ai for meme generations. adcreative.ai tool for ad creatives! And if anyone is interested in learning ChatGPT prompts, this is a great one for ecommerce: https://www.ecommerceprompts.com/
Hey folks:
I love Midjourney, Chat GPT, and Jasper for now. I also wanna recommend our product ILLA Cloud we have many AI integrations too.
ChatGPT is phenomenal, but most often "at capacity" when one tries to use the free version. My personal favourite is Kive (kive.ai) — a fantastic tool for anyone working creatively with visual assets.
@davidorlic I need to try kive! the way of using midjourney is kind of annoying. BTW ChatGPT Plus is sooo smooth!
ElevenLabs, Runway, waymark are impressive! I write about AI tools and learning resources in my weekly newsletter AI Brews
@mariamyusuf_ I am your subscriber now! ILLA is collaborated with Hugging Face to make it a AI low-code platform. Any interest to give it a try?
I mostly use Grammarly + Wordtune (and ChatGPT of course). Midjourney is another AI tool that I use frequently.
@jakub_zakrzewski Midjourney is sick! I used chatgpt and midjourney to do seo blog! saved me a lot of time!
