With the steady growth of technology, AI-enabled apps are increasingly being used today.

There is no surprise that artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm. The technology is increasingly being used across diverse business functions and revolutionizing all aspects of life and work. AI enables computers to learn from a voluminous amount of data to perform menial and complex tasks. Its applications have been of great value for both an organization or an individual, assisting them in doing their work with ease and getting things done on time. As AI is different from rule-based automation solutions and uses machine learning and NLP, this tech is expected to be as important for humans as electricity and the internet. According to our research, the global market of AI is forecast to reach from US$29.82 billion in 2019 to US$252.01 billion in 2025, growing at a CAGR of 42.7%.

Beyond business applications, AI has now entered the real-world scenario and is being used in mobile and web-based applications. Mobile operating systems iOS and Android available in the consumer market are increasingly embedding AI-enabled apps. To the extent, the growing proliferation of smartphones is becoming a crucial driving factor in the development of robust AI applications.

Here is a look at the 10 best AI apps that are redefining human lives in 2020.

Alexa

Alexa is an AI-powered virtual assistant from Amazon. This AI app works with Amazon Echo. Typically, Amazon Alexa leverages voice queries, NLP, and others to deliver numerous services to its users, such as voice interaction, music playback, solving queries, etc. Besides this, it is designed to create to-do lists, set up alarms, stream podcasts, play audiobooks, and provide real-time information on weather, traffic, news, sports, and more. Alexa converts speech into text and uses the Wolfram language to provide accurate answers to the questions asked.

Google Assistant

As an AI-driven virtual assistant developed by Google, Google Assistant is primarily available on mobile and smart home devices. It works based on the device's language set to support a language, including English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and many others. Users can interact with the Google Assistant through natural voice, and also with keyboard input. This AI assistant can do all the possible tasks that users won't like playing music, searching for a favorite restaurant, calling peers, and even help them get useful information from Google and tell jokes.

Siri

Siri works on using voice queries and a natural language user interface. This AI-enabled voice assistant can make calls, send text messages, answer questions, and provide recommendations. Siri adapts to users' language usages, searches, and preferences, with continuing use. It also delegates requests to several Internet services. Siri is pre-installed in iOS devices like iPhones, MacBooks, and Mac Pros. And similar to other popular personal assistants, it has a voice partner called HomePod.

Socratic

Socratic is one of the most common AI-based applications for Android and iOS that can assist students with their homework by providing educational resources like videos, definitions, Q&A, and more. To get the help of this software, users just need to take a photo of their homework, and it will provide them with the relevant principles that they can use to promptly solve the problems. Socratic supports subjects like Maths, Science, Chemistry, History, English, Economics, and more.

Cortana

Cortana, Microsoft's virtual assistant, provides hands-free assistance, answers questions, sets reminders, keeps notes, takes care of tasks, and manages the calendar. Available on Windows 10, Windows mobile, Android, iOS, Invoke smart speaker, Microsoft Band, Amazon Alexa, and Xbox One, Cortana uses NLP, Bing search engine, and data from devices to offer personalized recommendations. This AI application can also sync users' mobile and computer.

Replika

Well recognized as the best AI friend, Replika makes a conversation with its users much like a human being. It was initially designed for apple Phones but now is available on Android phones, too. The app has the potential to lean users' interests and the conversation that can start as generic and offer more detailed and personalized answers.

ELSA Speak

ELSA Speak is a popular AI-enabled app to learn how to speak English. It works only as a digital English tutor, and users can learn to speak English more fluently without much of a push using this application. ELSA Speak uses patented speech technology with Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to identify people's pronunciation errors. Its striking feature allows users to interact with the necessary American literary pronunciation in English. Reportedly, ELSA Speak has been over 4.4 million downloads and claims to have more than 3.6 million users in 101 countries.

Wysa

Wysa is an AI-powered conversational agent that helps improve mental health. An AI-driven chatbot and incredibly friendly, Wysa allows users to initiate a discussion with unfamiliar persons. It talks with them in written form to explain the issues and make up a special workout kit. Wysa also assists people to address a variety of critical health issues, such as depression, anxiety, sleep, problems regarding the LGBTQ+ community, and more.

FaceApp

FaceApp is a photo and video editing application for iOS and Android that helps convert an actual photo into an amazing one. With the help of FaceApp, users can change the overall appearance like a smile, haircut, and give a unique look. The app uses neural networks based on artificial intelligence to create highly realistic transformations of human faces in photographs.

Hound

This AI-powered voice assistant can help users with information via a natural voice. Available both on Android and iOS, Hound gives users fast and accurate results, makes a phone call, sends a text message, and provides news or weather information. It can also find a hotel nearby, navigate to an address, call an Uber, check flight status, and much more. Hound is so fast as it can produce near real-time translations of whole sentences in other languages. It can also spit back mounds of requested data faster than a user could ever possibly glean it from Google with a keyboard.