ChatGPT, DALL-E, and Quillbot are some of the most popular AI tools we have all heard about. They are not the only games in town. This infographic from Electronics Hub covers the best image, text, video, and audio AI tools:
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Elon Musk unveiled a work-in-progress AI chatbot named Grok on the weekend. Developed by the X (formerly Twitter) CEO’s new AI company xAI, the ChatGPT competitor will apparently have real-time access to user posts on the social media platform and will eventually be rolled out as a service for X Premium+ subscribers.
As data from Statista Market Insights shows, Grok, a name inspired by the science fiction comedy ‘A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy’, will be entering an already crowded market. ChatGPT is the current leader in terms of estimated user numbers, and has already been able to develop significantly in what is a very fast moving area.In a blog post, xAI claimed that the current version of the AI, Grok-1, has surpassed GPT-3.5 – the version used in the free version of ChatGPT – on a number of benchmarks but admitted it was still behind the more advanced GPT-4. This progress, according to xAI, “showcases the rapid progress we are making in training large language models with exceptional efficiency.”
OpenAI’s ChatGPT app’s latest update brings AI voice conversations to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, adding a whole new way of interacting with AI assistants on your phone.
The following video, from the CNET YouTube channel, provides a tutorial. You can also read more here:
ChatGPT Can Now Respond to Your Voice and Analyze Your Photos
