6 AI tools that will amaze you! (forget about chatgpt)

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I like AI and I like to test new released tools. I mostly see members talk only about the big dogs like ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc. here. Since there are many other valuable less known tools, I wanted to introduce you some of them here.

https://illuminate.google.com/
The first one on the list is Google Illuminates. This is a tool from Google, similar to another app called Notebook LM. Notebook LM allows you to add your own sources - information, research, and knowledge base - and have an AI-based chat conversation with your data. One of its standout features is the audio overview, which creates a podcast summarizing your documents.
It transforms content into engaging AI-generated audio discussions between two voices. While you can search for a topic or paste a pdf url, you currently cannot upload your own PDFs, a limitation compared to https://notebooklm.google/.

https://www.napkin.ai/
The next tool is Napkin AI. The website, napkin.ai, helps you turn text prompts into visuals for PowerPoints or AI-powered presentations. With Napkin AI, you can paste content or use a text prompt to generate diagrams or visual elements. The tool also has a feature to write entire blog posts if needed. Once you create visuals, you can hover over different styles, select your favorite, and download it as a PNG.

https://gamma.app/
Gamma is an AI tool for creating presentations, an alternative to tools like PowerPoint. It allows you to generate presentations with just one line of text or by importing files. For example, you can create a presentation on "hiring the right people." Gamma generates an outline, cards (like slides), and themes. It writes copy, creates AI-generated images, and allows customization by replacing images with ones you’ve made using tools like Napkin AI. Presentations are editable and can be shared or presented directly within Gamma.

https://app.flow.ai/
Flow is a conversational AI API tool, a leader in speech technology for over a decade. Flow stands out for its capabilities, such as:
Speaker Recognition: Accurately identifies and remembers speakers by voice.
Accent and Dialect Understanding: Handles diverse accents and dialects with ease.
Background Noise Filtering: Functions seamlessly in noisy environments, outperforming other models like OpenAI.
Flow is accessible via API.

https://www.heygen.com/create-avatar
This one creates AI avatars. It lets you create avatars using a text prompt. You can customize details such as name, age, gender, ethnicity, and appearance.
Once generated, avatars can be animated in the Heygen dashboard, where they read scripts you input. While the results are impressive, minor tweaks (like adjusting a smile) can refine the output.

https://otter.ai/
Otter AI has been a go-to app for integrating with platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams. Recently, it introduced Otter AI Chat. It creates action item lists, outlines, and full transcripts from meetings. The new chat feature allows users to interact with meeting data, asking questions like, "What did Lisa say about Otter?" The AI assistant can identify and summarize key points, making it a powerful tool for productivity.

Hope you've found at least one of these tools useful. ))

What's your new discovered favorite AI tool?
 
It’s a really good list but I wouldn’t say all are amazing.
Yea, you are right. And of course, something that may amaze me, can be very normal to you. Do you know any other AI tool that can be added to the list? Maybe you can amaze me. with sharing that. ; )
 
I like AI and I like to test new released tools. I mostly see members talk only about the big dogs like ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc. here. Since there are many other valuable less known tools, I wanted to introduce you some of them here.

https://illuminate.google.com/
The first one on the list is Google Illuminates. This is a tool from Google, similar to another app called Notebook LM. Notebook LM allows you to add your own sources - information, research, and knowledge base - and have an AI-based chat conversation with your data. One of its standout features is the audio overview, which creates a podcast summarizing your documents.
It transforms content into engaging AI-generated audio discussions between two voices. While you can search for a topic or paste a pdf url, you currently cannot upload your own PDFs, a limitation compared to https://notebooklm.google/.

https://www.napkin.ai/
The next tool is Napkin AI. The website, napkin.ai, helps you turn text prompts into visuals for PowerPoints or AI-powered presentations. With Napkin AI, you can paste content or use a text prompt to generate diagrams or visual elements. The tool also has a feature to write entire blog posts if needed. Once you create visuals, you can hover over different styles, select your favorite, and download it as a PNG.

https://gamma.app/
Gamma is an AI tool for creating presentations, an alternative to tools like PowerPoint. It allows you to generate presentations with just one line of text or by importing files. For example, you can create a presentation on "hiring the right people." Gamma generates an outline, cards (like slides), and themes. It writes copy, creates AI-generated images, and allows customization by replacing images with ones you’ve made using tools like Napkin AI. Presentations are editable and can be shared or presented directly within Gamma.

https://app.flow.ai/
Flow is a conversational AI API tool, a leader in speech technology for over a decade. Flow stands out for its capabilities, such as:
Speaker Recognition: Accurately identifies and remembers speakers by voice.
Accent and Dialect Understanding: Handles diverse accents and dialects with ease.
Background Noise Filtering: Functions seamlessly in noisy environments, outperforming other models like OpenAI.
Flow is accessible via API.

https://www.heygen.com/create-avatar
This one creates AI avatars. It lets you create avatars using a text prompt. You can customize details such as name, age, gender, ethnicity, and appearance.
Once generated, avatars can be animated in the Heygen dashboard, where they read scripts you input. While the results are impressive, minor tweaks (like adjusting a smile) can refine the output.

https://otter.ai/
Otter AI has been a go-to app for integrating with platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams. Recently, it introduced Otter AI Chat. It creates action item lists, outlines, and full transcripts from meetings. The new chat feature allows users to interact with meeting data, asking questions like, "What did Lisa say about Otter?" The AI assistant can identify and summarize key points, making it a powerful tool for productivity.

Hope you've found at least one of these tools useful. ))

What's your new discovered favorite AI tool?
a lot of those apps have no free trials, ai apps are just farming $ for texting gpt how to make basic programs
 
a lot of those apps have no free trials, ai apps are just farming $ for texting gpt how to make basic programs
I think 2 or 3 of them have free trials because generally people prefer to test a new ai tool before paying for that. Thanks for sharing your thoughts anyway. : )
 
I like AI and I like to test new released tools. I mostly see members talk only about the big dogs like ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc. here. Since there are many other valuable less known tools, I wanted to introduce you some of them here.

Google Illuminates
The first one on the list is Google Illuminates. This is a tool from Google, similar to another app called Notebook LM. Notebook LM allows you to add your own sources - information, research, and knowledge base - and have an AI-based chat conversation with your data. One of its standout features is the audio overview, which creates a podcast summarizing your documents.
It transforms content into engaging AI-generated audio discussions between two voices. While you can search for a topic or paste a pdf url, you currently cannot upload your own PDFs, a limitation compared to Notebook LM.

Napkin AI
The next tool is Napkin AI. The website, napkin.ai, helps you turn text prompts into visuals for PowerPoints or AI-powered presentations. With Napkin AI, you can paste content or use a text prompt to generate diagrams or visual elements. The tool also has a feature to write entire blog posts if needed. Once you create visuals, you can hover over different styles, select your favorite, and download it as a PNG.

Gamma
Gamma is an AI tool for creating presentations, an alternative to tools like PowerPoint. It allows you to generate presentations with just one line of text or by importing files. For example, you can create a presentation on "hiring the right people." Gamma generates an outline, cards (like slides), and themes. It writes copy, creates AI-generated images, and allows customization by replacing images with ones you’ve made using tools like Napkin AI. Presentations are editable and can be shared or presented directly within Gamma.

Flow
Flow is a conversational AI API tool, a leader in speech technology for over a decade. Flow stands out for its capabilities, such as:
Speaker Recognition: Accurately identifies and remembers speakers by voice.
Accent and Dialect Understanding: Handles diverse accents and dialects with ease.
Background Noise Filtering: Functions seamlessly in noisy environments, outperforming other models like OpenAI.
Flow is accessible via API.

Heygen
This one creates AI avatars. It lets you create avatars using a text prompt. You can customize details such as name, age, gender, ethnicity, and appearance.
Once generated, avatars can be animated in the Heygen dashboard, where they read scripts you input. While the results are impressive, minor tweaks (like adjusting a smile) can refine the output.

Otter AI
Otter AI has been a go-to app for integrating with platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams. Recently, it introduced Otter AI Chat. It creates action item lists, outlines, and full transcripts from meetings. The new chat feature allows users to interact with meeting data, asking questions like, "What did Lisa say about Otter?" The AI assistant can identify and summarize key points, making it a powerful tool for productivity.

Hope you've found at least one of these tools useful. ))

What's your new discovered favorite AI tool?
Great list! I like Claude best because it can be used to create amazing articles!
 
I like AI and I like to test new released tools. I mostly see members talk only about the big dogs like ChatGPT, Midjourney, etc. here. Since there are many other valuable less known tools, I wanted to introduce you some of them here.

Google Illuminates
The first one on the list is Google Illuminates. This is a tool from Google, similar to another app called Notebook LM. Notebook LM allows you to add your own sources - information, research, and knowledge base - and have an AI-based chat conversation with your data. One of its standout features is the audio overview, which creates a podcast summarizing your documents.
It transforms content into engaging AI-generated audio discussions between two voices. While you can search for a topic or paste a pdf url, you currently cannot upload your own PDFs, a limitation compared to Notebook LM.

Napkin AI
The next tool is Napkin AI. The website, napkin.ai, helps you turn text prompts into visuals for PowerPoints or AI-powered presentations. With Napkin AI, you can paste content or use a text prompt to generate diagrams or visual elements. The tool also has a feature to write entire blog posts if needed. Once you create visuals, you can hover over different styles, select your favorite, and download it as a PNG.

Gamma
Gamma is an AI tool for creating presentations, an alternative to tools like PowerPoint. It allows you to generate presentations with just one line of text or by importing files. For example, you can create a presentation on "hiring the right people." Gamma generates an outline, cards (like slides), and themes. It writes copy, creates AI-generated images, and allows customization by replacing images with ones you’ve made using tools like Napkin AI. Presentations are editable and can be shared or presented directly within Gamma.

Flow
Flow is a conversational AI API tool, a leader in speech technology for over a decade. Flow stands out for its capabilities, such as:
Speaker Recognition: Accurately identifies and remembers speakers by voice.
Accent and Dialect Understanding: Handles diverse accents and dialects with ease.
Background Noise Filtering: Functions seamlessly in noisy environments, outperforming other models like OpenAI.
Flow is accessible via API.

Heygen
This one creates AI avatars. It lets you create avatars using a text prompt. You can customize details such as name, age, gender, ethnicity, and appearance.
Once generated, avatars can be animated in the Heygen dashboard, where they read scripts you input. While the results are impressive, minor tweaks (like adjusting a smile) can refine the output.

Otter AI
Otter AI has been a go-to app for integrating with platforms like Slack, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams. Recently, it introduced Otter AI Chat. It creates action item lists, outlines, and full transcripts from meetings. The new chat feature allows users to interact with meeting data, asking questions like, "What did Lisa say about Otter?" The AI assistant can identify and summarize key points, making it a powerful tool for productivity.

Hope you've found at least one of these tools useful. ))

What's your new discovered favorite AI tool?
Nice share A few of them I knew it already, some of them will be tested.
 
You cannot just forget chatgpt. The tools you mentioned exist only because chatgpt made AI popular.
Yep, that's impossible. What I meant was that I see people just talk about chatgpt but there are many other ones available that are totally worth trying.

nah claude's horrible, meta's AI is better than that
Meta has a content writing tool? I didn't know that! Could you share the link pls?
That's why I like to share what I'm interested in here. I "always" learn something new. : )
 
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