A very popular chatbot. Version GPT4 can handle advanced questions and is less prone to "hallucination" than previous versions.
Searches the internet and attempts to answer your questions. Does not cite the specific sites it uses. Requires a non-Emerson Google account to use.
Perplexity.ai is a free generative AI tool, based on GPT-3. Like Bing Chat it can incorporate references in its answers, and has an "academic" feature where it will draw upon scholarly literature for answers. Unlike ChatGPT and Bing Chat it can be used without creating an account.
Based on Open AI's GPT4, requires an account. This tools searches the internet based on your question and then summarizes what it finds, with references. Bing is owned by Microsoft.
Created by a smaller company, Anthropic, Claude is billed as a "friendly" chatbot
Recently integrated into Microsoft's Bing Image creator, but you can still use it separately without making an account.
Requires a subscription account
Creates photorealistic images, free demo available. Database of sample prompts to help you get better results.
Video based generative tools are also emerging. Meta's Make-A-Video and Stable Diffusion Video can generate short animations based on text prompts in a similar way to the tools above.
There are also a wide range of AI-enhanced video platforms for the generation of explainer or marketing videos, These platforms allow for the creation of videos based on text prompts, using a basis of templates, AI avatars and stock footage. Examples include Synthesia and InVideo: these are typically subscription based tools though free plans may be available.
Part of the Office365 version of Powerpoint, it will suggest a slide background based on your content as you create slides.
The popular design tool Canva has been enhanced with AI-enabled features, including the GPT-powered Magic Write which can be used to build the structure of a presentation. It's Magic Design feature can generate slides from your uploaded images. There is a free version of Canva but some features require a paid subscription.
Generates presentations and slide-based websites based on text-prompts. Free but requires account.