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2024: The Year AI Became Mainstream


In the past, news about artificial intelligence came up every now and then. However, in recent months, news and new achievements in AI have spread across the globe with an overwhelming speed human history hasn't seen yet.

The following services capture a moment in time where the pace of change has accelerated into a new dimension.

Start talking & get tasks done


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ChatGPT
Current most known LLM (Large Language Model). ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is an advanced language model based on the GPT-4 architecture. It uses deep learning techniques to generate human-like text based on the input it receives, making it capable of engaging in detailed and coherent conversations. Trained on a diverse range of internet text, ChatGPT can assist with various tasks including writing, brainstorming, and answering questions. It operates without accessing real-time information or personal data unless explicitly provided during the conversation.


A new way of searching


Initiated by Meta/Facebook.
Perplexity AI searches the web in real time to provide precise and relevant answers to user queries. Unlike traditional search engines, Perplexity AI aims to deliver more direct and concise information, reducing the need for extensive browsing. The platform represents a significant step forward in utilizing AI for improving information retrieval and accessibility.

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Gemini
Provided to you by Google.
Announced as a competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT, Gemini aims to push the boundaries of conversational AI and general problem-solving abilities. It focuses on enhancing the model's understanding and generation of human-like text while also improving decision-making processes through learning from interactions. Gemini AI is part of Google's broader strategy to innovate and lead in the AI space, leveraging their extensive research and computational resources.

Copilot
The competitor by Microsoft.
Integrated directly into popular coding environments, Copilot AI uses the Codex model, a descendant of the GPT-3 architecture, to understand and produce code snippets across numerous programming languages. It aims to enhance developer productivity by offering context-aware suggestions, reducing repetitive tasks, and facilitating problem-solving. Copilot AI learns from a vast dataset of publicly available code, enabling it to provide relevant and efficient coding solutions.

You.com
A Smart Assistant.
Powered by advanced AI technology to assist users with a wide range of inquiries. My primary goal is to provide accurate information and insights in a friendly and engaging manner. It thrives on understanding user needs and delivering personalized responses. Constantly learning and adapting, it stays updated with the latest knowledge to enhance user experience. The design is focused on making information accessible and enjoyable for everyone!

AI Tool Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats
ChatGPT
  • Real-time search
  • Powerful language model
  • API support
  • Dependence on training data
  • Lack of visual presentation
  • Creative
  • Spread of misinformation depending on training data
Perplexity
  • Real-time search
  • Focus on precise information
  • Limited creativity
  • Partnerships with content providers (research, education)
  • Dependency on external data source
Gemini
  • Real-time search but limited answers
  • Combines AI with extensie data analysis
  • Strong dependence on Google infrastructure
  • Potential for data driven decission making
  • Privacy and security concerns
Copilot
  • Real-time search
  • Multiple programming languages
  • Dependence on Microsoft ecosystem
  • May suggest copyrighted code
  • Automation of complex software projects
  • Dependency on code quality
You.com
  • Diverse search functions (text, image)
  • High privacy options
  • Strong creative features
  • No Real-time search
  • Dependence on web data
  • New technologies
  • Growing demand for AI
  • Privacy concerns



Start your own creations


Limewire
LimeWire is an AI content creation platform where users can create and share images, music, and, in the future, also videos using various generative AI models. It allows users to generate creative content based on their input and preferences. The platform employs AI algorithms to analyze user preferences and behavior, ensuring relevant and engaging digital asset suggestions. This technological integration highlights LimeWire's commitment to innovation and adaptability in the evolving digital landscape.


Deep dive in AI tools


BestGenTools provides you with an wide overview of AI powered tools.
It's a comprehensive catalog of AI tools tailored for various applications, including content creation, coding assistance, image editing, and video production. Each tool is categorized by its primary function, such as writing assistance, SEO optimization, or social media management. The site features detailed descriptions to help users find the most suitable AI solutions for their specific tasks.



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