New A.I. tools
New artificial intelligence apps are like magic. That's how we know we are on the cusp of something big. ChatGPT already has +100 million users. Making it the fastest growing app in history. Quite remarkable. Having a chat interface also makes it easy to onboard new users. Very little friction.
Well, here's the thing, I have been testing new A.I. tools on a regular basis for several months. I don't know much about language learning models but I love testing new software. I have done it since high school when I first installed Red Hat Linux on my Micron machine (I was the only kid using OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Word)
So this page is devoted to tracking new tools. There are so many new apps that I can't keep track of any of them. This will be a good resource to find, test and compare different functionality. If you have any you would like to add, please tweet at me.
First up are the most popular apps:
ChatGPT: with +100 million users, you have to test writing prompts with this conversational A.I.
Dall-E: the first popular generative A.I. to create images from text. also comes from OpenAI
StableDiffusion: this text-to-image generator is amazing. It can create very realistic paintings.
Automata - Repurposing is gold but can be tough. This tool can do it for blogs, videos and social media posts
Addcontext: Contextual search engines can be powerful. This app can build them from your YouTube playlist.
DocuChat: This is a powerful enterprise concept. You can get answers from your work documents.
Invideo: Can turn any content idea into a video. This is something I've been wanting to experiment with for a while.
Magician: the AI assistant to help you develop and design
ChatGPT for StackOverflow: This is a simple response tool for programmers who need coding answers.
Perplexity: A neat tool that will link sources for ChatGPT like answers. But it uses more current data.
Poe: Quora's new A.I. bot pulling data from different A.I. bots like ChatGPT and Sage. Quora has the best and largest Q&A search database in the world. This new app can be a game changer for them.
A.I. writing tools are my favorite. They have unlocked an entire world of new content. Now these computers aren't writing anything detailed. But they are helpful to get rid of writers block.
Jasper.AI: a simple copywriting tool to help create creative content faster
Copy.AI: similar to Jasper but geared more writing email and blog posts
Tweetmonk: Tweeters love A.I. writing tools. This one help write engaging tweets & threads.
TLDR: Don't have time to read long-form articles. Now you can drop a link and summarize the entire piece.
Wordtune: Rewrites content with clearer messaging. If you don't understand something, drop it in the box.
Quillbot: Now you summarize any text with a click of a button. This is a great tool to find the key points for anything you want to read.
DocLime: Upload your PDF document to search for answers instantly
ChattyPDF: Another simple question-answering PDF viewer.
AIwrite.ai: Converts video transcripts into article. Big way to save time and money while 10x'ing content output.
New useful apps I've come across:
HirePeople: creates customized LinkedIn with a Chrome extension. I've seen products like this before but this might be an interesting twist.
AIcyclopedia: this is a collection of the latest of A.I. tools. It's a more in-depth than this page with applications in so many more verticals.
PeopleAI: creating chatbots based on social data is so interesting to me. This is one of the reasons I write so much. Eventually anybody can ask my replica an investment question and it'll provide a near accurate response.
Scholarcy: new Chrome extension to help build your personal summarized research library.
Invideo: creates generative video A.I. with ready made templates
Onesta: another interesting chatbot but this time it's focused on financial advisors. Scratching the surface in a very profitable niche.
Bearly.ai: Chrome extension that will highlights key points with deep summaries when reading articles online
Repurpose.io: Cool new product that helps automate the content production workflow - across platforms! Cheap and easy way to post native content. This would take marketers hours to produce.
Creative content might be the most powerful A.I. application today. Not only text. But images and video.
Autoenhance.ai: Improves photo editing for property images. Looks like an advanced filter that can enhance image quality.
Playground.ai: Another cool text-to-image tool so you can experiment with different styles.
Brightpen.ai: Tool to help with narrating, writing, image generation and analyzing documents.
I'm looking for text-to-video apps. Generative A.I. is probably the most advanced application I've seen so far. Stable Diffusion was the first good example. Now video generators will change the design landscape. Here are a few apps I've got my eyes on:
Synthesia.io: an AI video generator with no need for cameras, microphones or actors.
RunwayML: A multi-modal AI system that can generate novel videos with text, images, or video clips. I've seen great action movies come from this.
Opus: this is my favorite video app now. It auto-generates viral video clips with great text and emojis. No need for a professional video editor anymore.
Vowel: the tool for remote teams to host, summarize, search, and share video meetings — no add-ons required.
Chatterdocs: Use your website, knowledge base, and documents, to answer visitor questions, and qualify buyers while you sleep.
Check out these A.I. chatbot apps.
SiteGPT: Instantly answer your visitors' questions with a personalized chatbot trained on your website content.
Chatterdocs: Use your website, knowledge base, and documents, to answer visitor questions, and qualify buyers while you sleep.
ChatBotKit: helps you create conversational AI chatbots with your own data to communicate naturally with users on your website, Slack, and Discord.
Right now I am most excited for Microsoft Copilot and Google Bard to launch. There are so many office tools that can benefit from great A.I. But like Excel formulas, I don't think people will A.I. tools as much as they think. It'll be a nice to have feature but still requires effort to produce great results. Either way, I think office productivity will increase across the board.