{"id":12085,"date":"2023-04-03T21:17:43","date_gmt":"2023-04-03T19:17:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2023\/04\/03\/top-10-best-ai-chatbots\/"},"modified":"2023-04-03T22:13:25","modified_gmt":"2023-04-03T20:13:25","slug":"top-10-best-ai-chatbots","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2023\/04\/03\/top-10-best-ai-chatbots\/","title":{"rendered":"Top 10 best AI chatbots"},"content":{"rendered":"

Since late 2022, AI-powered chatbots have exploded in popularity. They\u2019re extremely useful tools that give you natural-sounding responses based on your input. Nowadays, we see a bunch of chatbots popping up all over the place with varying degrees of effectiveness.
\nThe thing is that there are so many out there with different capabilities. It can be hard to see which ones are the best chatbots to feed your queries. Well, here\u2019s a list of the best chatbots out there that you can use. We\u2019ll go over what they can do and how accessible they are.
\nName
\nFree to use?
\nSubscription cost
\nHow to find it
\nChatGPT
\nYes
\n$20\/month
\nChat.openai.com
\nBingAI
\nYes
\nNo
\nBing AI page
\nSnapchat My AI
\nNo
\n$3.49\/month
\nSign up for Snapchat+
\nGoogle Bard
\nYes
\nNo
\nBard.Google.com
\nMeta Blenderbot 3
\nYes
\nNo
\nBlenderbot.ai
\nEinstein GPT
\nLimited free trial
\nStarts at $75\/month
\nSalesforce
\nJasper
\nLimited free trial
\nStarts at $40\/month
\nJasper.ai
\nYouChat
\nFree
\nNo
\nYou.com
\nNova
\nYes, but limited
\n$7.99\/week
\nor
\n$59.99\/year
\nGoogle Play Store
\nAsk AI
\nYes, but limited
\n$4.99\/week
\nor
\n$39.99 once
\nGoogle Play Store
\nChatGPT<\/p>\n

We can\u2019t have a list of the best AI chatbots on the market without including the father of the modern chatbot era. ChatGPT really shook the tech world to its core when it entered the market on October 2022. It had pretty much set the standard for what a chatbot should be.
\nYou can use ChatGPT for free and have access to all of the basic functions. You\u2019re able to get answers on most subjects and have a natural conversation with it. When it comes to written content, you can make articles, stories, scripts, code, eulogies, poems, reviews, etc.
\nAt the time, you can use ChatGPT version 3.5 for free. The latest version, popularly dubbed GPT-4, is available to use if you\u2019re on the paid subscription. With it, you\u2019re able to generate responses with up to 25,000 words, generate them faster, use pictures as inputs, and much more.
\nBing AI<\/p>\n

When ChatGPT started making headlines, Microsoft was quick to invest in it and bring its own AI-powered chatbot. Named Bing AI, this is the company\u2019s attempt to bring more traction to its ill-fated search engine.
\nSince this is a Microsoft product, you\u2019ll see it integrated into the Edge browser. There\u2019s also a shortcut to this feature in the search bar in Windows 11. When it comes to functionality, it\u2019s pretty similar to ChatGPT, which should come as no surprise. You\u2019re able to generate answers and written content by typing what you want.
\nThe responses are similar to what you\u2019d find with ChatGPT, but there are some differences. One example is that it can\u2019t write eulogies whereas ChatGPT can. Also, Bing AI\u2019s responses are focused on getting you to search stuff on the Bing search engine. Responses would often end with \u201cWould you like to look up\u2026\u201d.
\nSnapchat\u2019s My AI<\/p>\n

Snapchat implemented ChatGPT into its social media app, and it resulted in My AI. This puts the power of a chatbot right onto your phone, as you\u2019re able to access it right from the app.
\nMy AI is striving to be more of a \u201chuman\u201d companion rather than a source of information. You\u2019re still able to generate scripts, stories, poems, and all that good stuff. However, it exists as a chat conversation. Your conversation with My AI is pinned to the top of your conversations, and you chat with it as you would with a human.
\nIt\u2019s really good when it comes to the types of content that you\u2019re able to create. It\u2019s pretty close to ChatGPT, but it\u2019s not quite as good at keeping to a conversation.
\nGoogle Bard<\/p>\n

Google Bard sticks out on this list because it\u2019s one of the few chatbots that aren\u2019t powered by ChatGPT. This means that we can expect many differences in the responses.
\nBard works pretty similarly to ChatGPT, as it gives you answers in a human-like tone. Just like ChatGPT, you\u2019re able to generate responses from text input. You can use it to talk to, but you can also search for information and generate written content as well.
\nThe main difference is that it\u2019s heavily tied to the Google search engine. After each response, you\u2019ll see a\u00a0Google It button. This will bring up a Google search page for what you put in. It\u2019s a way of keeping people on the Google search page.
\nMeta\u2019s BlenderBot 3<\/p>\n

You might not have heard of this chatbot, but it was around before ChatGPT made it to the public. Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Instagram, etc., released this chatbot back in August 2022. It came first, but it didn\u2019t really make a splash.
\nBlenderBot 3 is a pretty capable chatbot but it\u2019s not really meant to do the same things that you would use ChatGPT for. This chatbot is mostly used for, well, chatting. You won\u2019t be generating any stories or anything like that. It\u2019s good just to chat with. It manages to stay on the topic pretty well, so you won\u2019t have any issues using it.
\nEinstein GPT by Salesforce<\/p>\n

This next entry on the list isn\u2019t quite for chatting about your day or generating short stories. This one is focused on the business side of AI. Einstein GPT is a generative AI centering around CRM (Customer Relations Management). It\u2019s for companies that constantly keep in contact with clients.
\nIt\u2019s an AI based on ChatGPT, and you can use it just like you would the chatbot. Since it centers around CRM, you\u2019ll use it to generate responses for your customers. Not only that, but it can generate lead pages for you and much much more. If you\u2019re starting a business, and you think that you\u2019d need some assistance for interacting with customers, you should consider trying it out.
\nJasper<\/p>\n

Jasper is your personal copywriter. It\u2019s a generative chatbot that can create all types of content for your business. Do you need a blog post written for your site? You can use the bot for ideas of what to write. Do you need ideas for social media posts? You can ask Jasper.
\nAlong with original written content, you can also use the chatbot to generate images for you. So, you can type up an article and then generate an image to go along with it. It\u2019s an all-in-one AI solution for your business.
\nYou.com Chat<\/p>\n

Bard and Bing AI are both basically search engines on steroids, but You.Com Chat definitely takes the cake in that regard. You.com is a search engine, and it has a chat feature that you can access via the tab. In it, you can type in prompts and get responses as though you were using ChatGPT.
\nOne thing about this is that it\u2019s built right into the search engine. After you get a response, you\u2019ll see a feed of relevant search results on the right side of the screen. You don\u2019t have to click any dedicated button to access the search results. They automatically pop up on the right of the screen. It\u2019s a great way to implement the AI into the search experience.
\nNova<\/p>\n

Nova brings the power of generative AI to your phone. It\u2019s an app that has most of the capabilities that you\u2019d find in ChatGPT. It has a simple and easy-to-use interface. When it comes to the speed of the generation, it\u2019s not as fast as Bing AI or Bard, but it\u2019s not too bad.
\nThe UI is pretty simple, but there are some interesting perks, For starters, the app keeps a catalog of your past conversations, so you can access them again. Also, there\u2019s a whole screen dedicated to prompt ideas that you can try out. It gives you some inspiration and it lets you know some the app\u2019s potential.
\nOne thing that you need to know about this is that it\u2019s monetized as you would expect an app to be. You start off with a limited number of free credits. You use one credit every time you type in a prompt. After you run out, you\u2019ll need to pay for the premium service. This is for people who wouldn\u2019t mind paying a bit at a time to use a dedicated app.
\nAsk AI<\/p>\n

Ask AI is an app that really centers around its straightforward UI. When you open it, you\u2019ll see the text field for your prompt. Also, you\u2019ll see a plethora of possible subjects that you can ask about. When you tap on one, the text field will automatically populate with a random suggestion. Up top, you\u2019ll see your recent text conversations.
\nAs for the speed, it\u2019s pretty slow compared to the rest of the chatbots. You\u2019ll see it type out each character just like ChatGPT, and it takes a while. So, if you know that your answer is going to be pretty long, you\u2019ll want to place your phone down and walk away for a second.
\nThis app is pretty limited if you\u2019re on a free plan. You have three free generations per day before the app cuts you off. If you want to sign up for the premium plan, you can either pay weekly for it or pay a one-off payment of $39.99.
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