Top 10 Less Popular Generative AI Technologies You Should Be Aware of

You should be aware of these top 10 less popular generative AI technologies for future use

The demand for generative AI technologies will grow more. In this article, we have explained the top 10 less popular generative AI technologies for future use.

OpenAI's ChatGPT has been gaining massive popularity since its release in November 2022 in the field of artificial intelligence; in just a week, it received over a million sign-ups. Microsoft launched a redesigned version of its search engine Bing on February 7, powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT. According to Microsoft, the new AI-powered Bing received one million waitlist registrations in the first 48 hours.

Not to be left behind, Google, which dominates the search domain, quickly introduced Bard, a competitor to ChatGPT. Other companies, such as Baidu and Alibaba, have also jumped on board with generative AI.

Based on the data that they are trained on, generative AI algorithms can generate text, images, video, and even music. Aside from ChatGPT and Bard, popular generative AI tools include Dall.e, Midjourney, and Stable diffusion. Let's know more about some of the less popular generative AI technologies.

1. Chatsonic

Chatsonic, created by the SEO content platform Writesonic, is an AI conversational chatbot similar to ChatGPT. Chatsonic, according to the company, integrates with Google Search to provide updated information to user queries in addition to performing the tasks that ChatGPT does. Chatsonic can also produce AI art and personality avatars.

2. Avatar AI

Avatar AI creates photorealistic portraits using an open-source deep-learning generation model. According to the project blog, the tool can generate high-quality avatars for use as profile pictures, social media posts, and posters, and can be printed on paper or cloth. A user may choose up to 15 styles (from a list of over 100 styles), and Avatar AI will generate eight avatars for each style chosen.

3. Copy AI

Copy AI is a writing tool that can help you create social media content, blogs, website copy, and even emails. The user would need to enter a few details such as the blog title, purpose, and tone, and the tool would generate content within a few seconds based on these parameters. Copy AI currently has over 90 tools and templates available.

4. Stockimg AI

Stocking is an AI-powered art creation tool. Based on a text prompt, it can generate book covers, posters, and wallpapers, among other things. Image history for easy reference and editing, access to a repository of pre-generated images, and high-quality image generation, are some of the standout features.

5. Synthesia

Synthesia, founded in 2017 by a group of AI researchers, can create videos using only text prompts. The tool generates a video with AI avatars that can speak in over 120 languages based on the input prompt. This software is best suited for making training, how-to, and product marketing videos. The company aims to help anyone create video content "without cameras, microphones or studios".

6. Craiyon

Craiyon, formerly known as Dall.e mini, is an AI image generation tool that was created as a "lite" and free version of OpenAI's Dall.e. The tool takes over a minute to generate an image based on the prompts. The catch is that, in most cases, Craiyon's output is less sophisticated than that of its competitors and can be used for more informal use cases.

7. CodeGeeX

It's a multilingual code generation model that's been trained with 13 billion parameters. CodeGeeX autocompletes code and suggests alternatives in the current or next lines. It can also translate code from one programming language to another. Users can configure their programming assistant by customizing the tool's features.

8. Wand AI

Wand provides a no-code AI-based platform for business design, development, and management. It collects data from various sources and connects it in pipelines to create end-to-end AI solutions. It claims to reduce the amount of time, money, and human labor required to value.

9. Pygma

Pygma is built on OpenAI's AI programming model Codex, which converts Figma designs into frontend frameworks that are tailored to the developer's coding style. It can also generate icons, compress images, and create design tokens that can be easily integrated into the development workflow.

10. Jasper

This copywriting tool, created by Jasper AI, is based on OpenAI's GPT-3. Users can enter text to generate copies suitable for business and marketing content. It can write in 50 different templates, such as blog posts, video scripts, and Twitter threads, among other things. Grammar and plagiarism can also be checked using the tool.