The Best AI writer I have ever seen

[Kinu Actaz]

Sorry for the clickbait title
I’m very desperate because I was searching for the best AI writer so I went through all the discussions here about AI tools.
But it seems the people that are replying are hired by these AI services. A lot of promotional stuff. One claims ‘Writer A’ produces better than ‘Writer B’
Then suddenly another user occurs claiming’Writer A’ produces complete garbage and ‘Writer B’ is best.

They are using scripts like :
“ I’ve tried Jasper, Its the best yet expensive. Nobody can beat it’s quality.
Then - I have tried this ‘Monkey Writer’ got a lifetime deal on AppTumo ...... produces ok content but then I came across this ‘Gorilla writer’ and I was amazed at its quality. Cheaper than Jasper!
Moral of the story: Gorilla writer is better than Monkey writer.
P.s. - I have cancelled Monkey Writer lifetime deal for the Gorilla writer”

 

[awesomewebsites]

It will never give sales for longtime. What is actually good will spread on own very fast.

 

[noellarkin]

Aren't they all just wrappers for OpenAI API? Just learn to work with OpenAI GPT3.

 

[Kinu Actaz]

Aren't they all just wrappers for OpenAI API? Just learn to work with OpenAI GPT3.

After using some of the services I’ve realised that these services are producing the same quality output I was getting with Davinchi On OpenAI playground.

 

[qandeelfahad1]

Shortly Ai (acquired by jasper now) is coolest. Tried everything else but absolute shit. This one cooks great content!

 

[Alexion]

Aren't they all just wrappers for OpenAI API? Just learn to work with OpenAI GPT3.

Most people have absolutely NO IDEA that openAI even exists, or that all of the AI writing tools are a wrapper over that.

This being said, the prices are usually reflected by how well they manage to make openAI work. If someone isn't tech-savvy, it's easier to pay a premium for WHATEVER TOOL and have their stuff done.

It takes days if not weeks to make tweaks on Davinchi to get perfect output.

 

[Fahim Rana]

I have found scalenut works fine for me, but you have to learn how to use the tool and then you do modifications. Works better for niche sites.

 

[qwerty_123]

It's all an interesting subject. As a non-dev I often wonder what programming languages are used to make wrappers like this. Is Javascript enough?

 

[Roger Marquez]

I recently took advantage of a lifetime and unlimited deal for ClosersCopy and I am very pleased thus far.

It doesn´t provide the same output quality as Jasper but, as you say, no other tool does so

I am happy with the tool because it offers SEO Audit tools kind of like SurferSEO, the Long Form editor, and the ability to build your own frameworks and workflows which makes it VERY customizable.

The documentation and tutorials on these features are growing and its Facebook group it´s very active with people willing to give you a hand with any issues you might have.

 

[Cognitive]

Most people have absolutely NO IDEA that openAI even exists, or that all of the AI writing tools are a wrapper over that.

This being said, the prices are usually reflected by how well they manage to make openAI work. If someone isn't tech-savvy, it's easier to pay a premium for WHATEVER TOOL and have their stuff done.

It takes days if not weeks to make tweaks on Davinchi to get perfect output.

My impression is that most people do know about OpenAI's GPT-3 models (it's true they were the first to come on the market with such an impressive AI model) but have no clue that so many alternatives to OpenAI's models have appeared on the market, especially during the last 12-18 months from:
EleutherAI (GPT-J 6B, GPT-Neo, GPT-NeoX 20B)
AI21 (J1 Large 7B, Grande 17B, Jumbo 178B)
Huggingface (BLOOM 176B)
Yandex (YaLM 100B)
Cohere
WuDao
Meta's OPT models
etc etc.

Except Meta's models (which have been released under a non-commercial license), all the other models are publicly available (open-sourced or behind an API). Depending on the use case, some of these models could be a better choice than OpenAI's GPT-3. Example: BLOOM should outperform GPT-3 when used in a different language than English (Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, German and 40 other languages).

Then, there's the fine-tuning/ training aspect. Some of them are easier/ cheaper to train compared to OpenAI's models. It's true that most apps that use OpenAI's GPT-3 models don't fine-tune them at all but, at least in my opinion, it's extremely important to train all the current GPT models on a specific use-case because their pre-training is designed to cover too many (broad) use-cases and never excel in a specific one.

 

[india]

Almost all of them use OpenAI API. It depends on how they train them. I have tried many AI tools and most of them produce okay content. A human is needed to fix the issues. Almost every AI writer offers a free trial so try them before committing a monthly subscription.

 

[MisterF]

I recently took advantage of a lifetime and unlimited deal for ClosersCopy and I am very pleased thus far.

It doesn´t provide the same output quality as Jasper but, as you say, no other tool does so

I am happy with the tool because it offers SEO Audit tools kind of like SurferSEO, the Long Form editor, and the ability to build your own frameworks and workflows which makes it VERY customizable.

The documentation and tutorials on these features are growing and its Facebook group it´s very active with people willing to give you a hand with any issues you might have.

We have the Jarvis unlimited deal from way back, but I also picked up months ago ClosersCopy 5 seat deal, so I can add people onto it.
There are other great tools out there, but it's always a case of trying to see what works best for you.

 

[VibroHeavenUK]

I recently purchased Katteb on AppSumo for $29 lifetime plan (I'm on a tight budget) that gives you 15,000 words per month which is fine for me.

I have tested a lot of them, not Jasper or any that require a credit card upfront (I got stung years ago, card company said it wasn't down to them to cancel payments, the company said it was down to the credit card, in the end I cancelled my credit card).

Katteb is good as far as I'm concerned after comparing it with different companies (some a lot dearer) but it does sometimes have a mind of its own and puts down what it wants which I have mentioned to the company and they want a screen shot but it hasn't happened since.

There are a lot out there that offer free trials, Katteb offers 2,000 words for free.

I also think its down to your niche as well as I have read reviews stating one is brilliant, so I've tried and discarded it, as it was shit!

I'm not sure if this post is a wind up?? After doing a quick Google search there is no AppTumo (I assumed it was AppSumo) but neither Monkey or GorillaWriter appears anywhere but there is GorrilaWriterS which seems to be human writers.

 

[Kinu Actaz]

I recently purchased Katteb on AppSumo for $29 lifetime plan (I'm on a tight budget) that gives you 15,000 words per month which is fine for me.

I have tested a lot of them, not Jasper or any that require a credit card upfront (I got stung years ago, card company said it wasn't down to them to cancel payments, the company said it was down to the credit card, in the end I cancelled my credit card).

Katteb is good as far as I'm concerned after comparing it with different companies (some a lot dearer) but it does sometimes have a mind of its own and puts down what it wants which I have mentioned to the company and they want a screen shot but it hasn't happened since.

There are a lot out there that offer free trials, Katteb offers 2,000 words for free.

I also think its down to your niche as well as I have read reviews stating one is brilliant, so I've tried and discarded it, as it was shit!

I'm not sure if this post is a wind up?? After doing a quick Google search there is no AppTumo (I assumed it was AppSumo) but neither Monkey or GorillaWriter appears anywhere but there is GorrilaWriterS which seems to be human writers.

Hello Katteb Marketer

 

[jerry5577]

Jasper works well for me - I’m on a unlimited boss mode, so the cost is capped. With open AI you can get similar results but need to spend time on it, which I don’t have… like with everything- you trade your time or money for the results.

 

[eternityseo]

Shortly Ai (acquired by jasper now) is coolest. Tried everything else but absolute shit. This one cooks great content!

Absolutely correct, i myself is using it.

 

[noellarkin]

Meta's OPT models

Thanks, this is a great list. I just signed up to HuggingFace.
Any idea how I can get access to Meta's OPT model? It seems to be limited to researchers (going by "Previous related publications" on their request form).

 

[indianmojojojo]

Lots of GPT3 open AI codes lying around on GitHub. Hire some one to tweak it or play around. It's not easy but neither is hard.

 

[NulledCode]

The beauty of this space is there are growing number of tools and services that suite specific needs from writing assistant, 1-click article generators, paraphrases, and soon to be image generators. The trick is training your model to work the way you want to generate your content and then apply post content transformers to really stand out. It’s all easy to do, but hard to perfect.

 

[HustleTong]

Jasper removed the unlimited plan and capped the word count
This just goes to show there's enough demand