What AI tools do you use?

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What Ai tools do you use to get things done faster and easier?

Anyone here pay for Ai subscription tools to do tedious work?
Something like to create banners and landing pages fast. Something to create different versions of a picture. More accurate translation tool than Google translate, etc.

I'm kind of new to Ai so all I know right now is ChatGPT.
I would like a Ai tool that automatically creates many different banners and landing pages by changing the text and images on them.
 
I'm exploring wix.com
FLUX - images
TTS from Amazon, Google
AWS for training of AI

I'll post more research later.

One thing I learned, you have to avoid HuggingFace at ALL costs. They're wicked and immature.
 
You can try asper.ai and Copy.ai for content generation including ad copy and landing page content. For design, Canva offers AI-powered design features.

To automate banner and landing page creation, you can try tools like Unbounce or Instapage. While not fully AI-driven, they provide templates and drag-and-drop interfaces for rapid development
 
You can try asper.ai and Copy.ai for content generation including ad copy and landing page content. For design, Canva offers AI-powered design features.

To automate banner and landing page creation, you can try tools like Unbounce or Instapage. While not fully AI-driven, they provide templates and drag-and-drop interfaces for rapid development

Yeah, I'm interested in Ai tools that make creating many banners and landing pages easier and faster. So I can use the tools to make many different images to use in banners and different content to use on landing pages for paid ads.

With ChatGPT, I don't even need to pay someone to design a logo lol.

Is there a Ai tool that provides very accurate language translations? I'm currently testing ChatGPT translation and I think it is more accurate than Google Translate.
 
ChatGPT for generic tasks. Claude for coding related tasks and Tensor.art or Canva (magic media) for image generation
 
I'm using ChatGPT.
 

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I think chatgpt is more comprehensive in terms of dialogue models.

There are many models for creating images, such as FLUX, SDXL, SD3.5, etc.

Although SDXL seems to be relatively backward now, its ecosystem is the most complete and it is generally used in commercial projects because it is more stable.

FLUX is the most popular now. Several new models were released two days ago to make up for the shortcomings of the original models. I have tested it for two days and the results are pretty good.

SD3.5 is in an awkward position. It is obviously inferior to FLUX in many aspects and has very high requirements for graphics card performance. However, its aesthetic performance is comparable to midjourney.

Let’s talk about midjourney. It is excellent, especially in terms of aesthetics, which is better than all open source models. But its disadvantage is that it is not open source, and it is like a wild horse, which can sometimes give you unexpected surprises, but it is also difficult for you to control it.

Let’s talk about videos. Runway and KLING are both excellent. Their functions and quality are similar. The disadvantage of KLING is that you have to wait in line to generate each video, which usually takes 5-15 minutes.

The last one is voice-based, which is about cloning real human voices. GPT-sovits is the strongest one so far. It performs better than other models in all aspects and fully meets commercial needs. The disadvantage is that it is more troublesome to train and fine-tune the model.
 
What Ai tools do you use to get things done faster and easier?
Here's my AI stack:
I'm a big fan of Gemini and ChatGPT. Both are freebies for me and they've become my digital assistants.

Gemini is a beast when it comes to translations, especially Korean. It's like having a pocket-sized interpreter. Plus, it can summarize books in a flash. And the new image generation feature? Mind-blowing. It's a great tool for finding specific YouTube videos too – no more wading through endless search results.

ChatGPT is my go-to for academic research. Need a quote or want to find the perfect book? ChatGPT's got you covered. It's also a lifesaver for technical questions – the more specific you are, the better the answer. As a healthcare professional, I can vouch for its accuracy. And the fact that it can analyze files? That's a game-changer.

Want to try them out? Check out the Gemini bot manager or explore the ChatGPT overview menu. There are tons of pre-built apps that can help you with all sorts of tasks
 
i think that chatgpt, gemini and bing are the best, but everything depends what you need to do
 
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