Selected generative AI tools
Below, we present a list of selected tools based on generative AI, along with a description of their applications. AI tools specialized for specific tasks can also be found here: link.
| Name | Creator | Application | Is it free? |
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| Adobe Firefly | Adobe Inc. | Adobe Firefly is a set of tools that allows you to create and edit images and text effects based on entered keywords or descriptions. The tool integrates with Adobe applications, allowing you to create vector graphics and text. | - Free (limit 25 credits for generating images) - Paid |
| Beautiful.ai | Beautiful.ai | A tool based on Design AI technology, which uses to create and edit presentations. Possibility to choose templates or design with the help of an AI bot. | - Free Trial - Paid Subscription |
| Bing Image Creator | Microsoft | A tool for generating images based on text descriptions (promptes). It uses the DALL-E 3 model from Open AI. | - Free 15 images per day - Paid extended version |
| Character AI | Noam Shazeer, Daniel de Freitas | The tool allows you to create chatbots without technical knowledge and talk to chatbots created by others. It allows you to generate fictional characters or characters based on real people. | - Free - Paid extended version |
| ChatGPT | OpenAI | The tool is an advanced chatbot based on a family of AI models, including GPT-4, GPT-4o, and GPT-4o mini. It answers questions, generates text and images, explains issues, writes and edits code in various languages, and translates texts, all based on user-provided prompts. | - Free version (GPT-3.5.) - Paid subscription (GPT-4 and others) Chat, Playground and API |
| Chatsonic | Chatsonic (Samanyou Garg) | Chatbot based on artificial intelligence, an alternative to ChatGPT. Chatsonic stands out with, among others, fast real-time web search, image generation, speech generation from text. | - Free Trial - Paid Subscription |
| Claude | Anthropic | A chatbot alternative to ChatGPT, Claude is trained to conduct text-based conversations and perform tasks. | - Free version - Paid subscription |
| Colormind | Colormind (Daniella Cano Vega) | A tool used for generating color palettes. It can learn styles and colors from photos or films. | Free |
| Connected Papers | Alex Tarnavsky Eitan, Eddie Smolyansky, Itay Knaan Harpaz, Sahar Perets | The tool analyzes the relationships between research papers, allowing you to find similar studies and visually review the field. It selects articles with the strongest connections to the source work, ranking them by similarity, even if they do not cite each other. | - Free (5 charts per month) - Paid subscription |
| Consensus | Christian Salem, Eric Olson | Consensus is an academic AI search engine that uses language models and vector search to answer research questions. It allows you to create content drafts with exact citations from authoritative scientific articles. | - Free - Paid extended version in the form of a subscription |
| Copilot | Microsoft | The tool uses artificial intelligence to assist users across Microsoft 365 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and more. | - Free - Paid extended version |
| Copy.ai | Copy.ai | Built on OpenAI's GPT-3 (LLM) model, it generates a variety of content types, including blog headlines, emails, social media content, web content, and more | - Free - Paid extended version |
| DALL-E 3 | OpenAI | A tool for generating images from text (prompts) | - Free - Paid extended version |
| Designs.ai | Designs.ai | It is used to create various content including: graphics, videos, logos and more based on artificial intelligence. | - Free Trial - Paid Subscription |
| Elicit | Ought | Elicit uses large language models (LLM) to automate research processes. When you enter a question, it finds the most important articles, summarizes the findings, and extracts key information, even with imperfect keyword matching. | - Free Trial - Paid Subscription |
| Gemini | Google Gemini, formerly known as Bard, is an AI chatbot that answers questions in the form of text, code, or images. It integrates with Google apps, using Google search engine data to generate answers. | - Free trial version - Paid extended version |
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| GitHub Copilot | GitHub, OpenAI | The tool acts as a programming assistant that is based on the Codex language model. It works as a plugin for programming environments such as Visual Studio Code. The tool analyzes the code and generates suggestions. | - Free trial version - Free program for students - Paid subscription |
| Illustroke | Fabio Carbone | The tool is used to create vector graphics (SVG) based on text descriptions (prompts). | - Free Trial - Paid |
| Midjourney | Midjourney, Inc. | It works similarly to DALL-E, using AI models to create graphics and illustrations based on text descriptions (prompts). | Paid |
| Murf.ai | Murf AI | The tool uses artificial intelligence to synthesize voice and create a narrator based on text. | - Free Trial - Paid Subscription |
| Notion AI | Notion Labs, Inc. | A tool for generating and editing text. Users have the ability to create texts based on available templates or generate ideas. | - Free - Paid extended version |
| Novel AI | Anlatan | A short story and novel writing tool that uses natural language processing (NLP) and AI models trained on literature. It generates coherent narratives in a literary style, adapting the style and tone to the needs of users. | - Free Trial - Paid |
| Perplexity | Aravind Srinivas | Perplexity is a search engine based on large language models (GPT-4, Claude 3), combining the features of Google and ChatGPT. It works like a chatbot, answering user questions based on daily indexed articles. Instead of a list of pages, it provides a summary of answers with links to sources. | - Free - Paid extended version in the form of a subscription (Perplexity Pro) |
| Poe | Quora | A platform that allows users to directly ask questions to various AI models e.g. ChatGPT. | - Free - Paid extended version |
| Research Rabbit | Krishnan Chandra, Ben Slater, Michael Ma | A literature mapping tool that uses citations and visualizations to help researchers find similar articles and researchers. The user starts with selected articles and the tool searches for related works. | Free |
| Runway | Runway | A tool for editing and generating video content. One of the tools, Runway Gen-2, acts as a video generator from text (prompts). | - Free and paid version |
| Scholarcy | Phil Gooch. Founder & CEO | Scholarcy is an automatic text summarization tool that scans materials and creates summary cards with key points that users can read, share, and edit using browser extensions (Chrome, Edge, Firefox). | - Free (3 summaries per day) - Paid subscription |
| scite | Milo Mordaunt, Yuri Lazebnik, Sean Rife, Joshua Nicholson Ph. D | Scite.ai is a tool for developing topics, searching for scientific papers, and analyzing citations in context, assessing whether a paper supports or refutes evidence. Using machine learning algorithms, it assesses the credibility of scientific claims using data from PubMed Central Open Access. The tool does not provide abstracts of papers, but helps assess the credibility of studies. | Paid subscription |
| Semantic Scholar | Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence | Semantic Scholar is an academic literature search tool that uses machine learning to identify connections and key concepts in articles. It allows you to filter results and provides shortened summaries (TL;DR) to help you quickly understand the content. | Free |
| Stable Diffusion | Runway, CompVis and Stability AI | A tool that uses a deep learning model to create images based on text descriptions (prompts). | - Free version (10 images per day) - Paid extended version |
| Synthesia | Synthesia | A tool that generates AI avatar videos from text. | - Free trial version - Paid extended version |