What is Your Favorite AI Tool?

[williamtcooper]

What are your favorite artificial intelligence tools and why?

[williamtcooper]

Rishabh,

The paid version of ChatGPT by far is my favorite.

Which site do you think will win the AI war?

[feca1022]

Recent experience with Gemini AI using it for tasks like translating languages & answering questions.

[williamtcooper]

Amar,

Have you tried the paid version?

[74b15383]

I really like Perplexity Pro

[williamtcooper]

Issac,

Why do you like Perplexity Pro the most?

Is this a paid version, and if so, how much?

[37acc0a1]

It is hard to choose one...

[williamtcooper]

Daniel,

I like ChatGPT Teams the most, but also have Gemini Advanced.

[shubham251999]

My personal favorite is ChatGPT because its output quality is way better than any other LLM. Along with it, I use Anthropic's Claude as it supports file upload, and Windows Bing chat to get real-time answers and to generate images using text-to-image DALL-E 3.

[williamtcooper]

ChatGPT Teams has data analytics also which is useful for some freelancers.

[50517bbc]

I have used free versions of AI, but in my experience, perplexity.ai provides more accurate responses. Which one have you used the most?

[williamtcooper]

I use the paid version of ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. Very powerful tools.

Do you use any of these?

[yashkavaiya]

For Coding Purpose I got more accurate result in Claude 3.5 

[williamtcooper]

Anyone here learning all the newest prompt engineering techniques?

What are your favorites?

[williamtcooper]

Does everyone know that Prompt Engineering is one of the KEY skills to learn in this new generative AI business environment?

[khushbu_gohil]

Yes I agree...right prompt give correct data and information and for that structure of respective model need to understand to get better prompt engineering grip

[williamtcooper]

It's amazing the number of people that think generative AI doesn't work when in fact it works well, but the person isn't prompt engineering correctly.

[1039e7c3]

Tensorflow and PyTorch for really anything Regression or predictive analytics. Huggingface offers a lot of open source models that really give mid journey a run for its money. Generative AI chatGPT is still one of the best.

[williamtcooper]

Are you working mostly with data science?

[1039e7c3]

I am, it started out as a hobby years ago and I've over time transitioned into it. I was lucky enough to have my employers be will to pay for the training and really give me the runway to just run with it. 

[williamtcooper]

Are you using mostly generative AI data science techniques?

If so, how much time does it save IE 30% or?

[williamtcooper]

I have used the ChatGPTo paid version for a data science project and loved it.

Have you used ChatGPTo teams?

[2f9ed9c1 · Accepted solution]

That's a tough one, but I would have to say Stable Diffusion as it's the one I have the most experience with currently, but ElevenLabs and the newly discovered Haiper are both up there as well. Haiper seems to have great potential , and I have already used ElevenLabs at work to successfully clone my day-job managers voice as part of a CyberSecurity Month AI awareness campaign back in October of '23.

[williamtcooper]

Were you cloning their voices to showcase how real-like the new deepfakes are?

[yashkavaiya]

1. For Coding Purpose :- Claude 3.5
2. For General Search and Do some general stuff :- ChatGPT
3. Notion AI for Idea generation and planning

[fdff28ec]

I use chatgpt 4, it can do everything I want.