Forget ChatGPT, Try These 7 Free AI Tools!
We have robots that clean your room, self-driving cars, and virtual assistants that tell you jokes. Those are all bad jokes; some people might say they aren’t even funny. But you know what the crazy part is? This portion of the script was written by AI.
So, just like ChatGPT, I’ll tell you about 7 more AI tools that you can use for free. So, continue your reading until the end.
Google Bard
Click here to access Google bard
First up is Google Bard. Google Bart is Google’s answer to ChatGPT, and now it’s available for everyone to use.
Bard has access to the internet, so you can ask Bard for the latest information, and it will give you up-to-date answers.
For example,
if I ask ChatGPT which is the best smartphone camera in 2023, it says, ‘My information cut off date is 2021.’ Now, let’s ask Google Bard the same question, and it says, ‘The best smartphone camera is the S23 Ultra.’ Google seems to prefer Samsung over Pixel.
Wow!
Next, Bard can summarize entire articles in simple words if you provide it with an article link. This saves a lot of time.
Bard also allows you to directly import the answers to Google Docs or draft them in Gmail. Bard can even generate images and create Instagram captions. All of this is coming later this year.
I’ll give it a solid 9 out of 10.
The AI war is on! Do note that ChatGPT also has access to the internet, but it is only available in the paid variant.
Video.ai
Moving on to Video.ai. This website is for all the content creators out there.
It can convert your full-length YouTube videos into 60-second shots with just a few clicks. You can either provide the YouTube link directly or upload the video file from your computer.
It will also auto-generate captions for you. You can even add your YouTube and Instagram handles. After processing, it creates segments for the entire video.
It’s a really handy tool for content creators.
I’ll give it a solid 9 out of 10.
Beatoven.ai
Click here to access Beatoven.ai
Now, let’s talk about Beatoven. Here, this website uses AI to generate royalty-free music.
No more copyright strikes.
It also suggests alternative tracks similar to the one you created.
Now, the question is, can you use this music for YouTube?
I’ve uploaded a video file with the audio through YouTube, and there’s no copyright strike as of yet. If you use copyrighted material, it says, ‘This video has been blocked.’
So, it’s public and everyone can see it. The only thing is that their music collection is currently limited.
I’ll give it a solid 8 out of 10.
Flare
Let’s move on to Flare.
Go to flare.ai, drag and drop your image, remove the background, add a one-word prompt for what the image is, and that’s it.
On the left, you have a lot of templates to choose from.
The best part is, no watermark, no copyright.
You can give Flare a shot if you’re a freelancer or a graphic designer.
The picture quality could have been better, but I won’t complain since it’s free.
Easy 7 out of 10.
Scribble Diffusion
Click here to access Scribble Diffusion
Next, we have Scribble. This one is a really fun AI website. See this cute picture of a cat.
Believe it or not, I drew this.
And I did it in less than five minutes. Let me show you. Go to the website Scribble Diffusion.
Here, you can basically scribble anything. Next, write a sentence describing the picture, and there you go.
Consider this a photo of a cat. Let’s see what the AI does. Yeah, it looks like a cat and a dog’s body. Funny, right?
Runwayml
Now, let’s talk about RunwayML.
We all know about object eraser for images, but now you also have object eraser for videos.
Runwayml is an online video editor with AI functionality. You can remove the background from your video, blur out faces, remove silences, and more.
unwayml is currently available only via the browser, but they have just launched on iOS, and an Android app might be expected in the future.
In free mode, you can only have three projects, so you’ll have to delete previous projects.
I’d give it an 8 out of 10. It’s really handy for video editors.
Tome.app
Finally, we have ToMe. This is for students, teachers, and working professionals.
You can create presentations by giving a single prompt.
You will create several slides, including an intro and a summary. You can edit the images and text as well.
The only downside is that exporting the presentation to PDF is paid. But this tool is so good that it’s worth mentioning.
Solid 8 out of 10.
Now,
there’s a saying going around the internet that AI will replace humans.
Well, if you remember in the intro, I used ChatGPT to write a portion of it.
I believe that AI will not replace humans, but humans using AI will definitely replace them.
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