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This thread is dedicated to the latest advancements in artificial intelligence - current tools and their capabilities, as well as new tools coming out. The original thread concentrated on A.I. generated content and dove into discussions of what the latest. I wanted to create a thread where we can go back and find tools that people talked about instead of having to do deep dive searches.
Here are some of the tools I use, feel free to add your own and your takes as well:
ChatGPT
Link: https://openai.com/chatgpt/
This is the one that got the masses really excited. I currently use it for all my programming. It was at first responsible for 25% of my new code, but now it's approaching 95%. I simply write instructions to it what I want and then when there are errors I can paste in the errors and ChatGPT fixes them. It's a lot of trial and error with back and forth, but it's gotten to the point I just copy and paste the code, do a once look over and test it by running it.
One trick I recently found that will save you coders some headaches is:
Finish the code. Do not print the full code again, just a missing part from last answer.
When you write big code script ChatGPT tends to stop after a certain line of code (about 200 lines), you can use that sentence above to get it to continue from where it left off.
ChatGPT has a mobile version and several days ago released a Desktop version so you don't need to use a browser to get to it on desktop anymore.
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MidJourney
Link: https://www.midjourney.com/home
It's a Discord software, so you talk with it in private chat in Discord, to generate images. Example:
Selected one:
The input was:
Superman overlooking a waterfall --ar 7:4 --s 750
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CoPilot
Link: https://code.visualstudio.com/
CoPilot: GitHub Copilot in VS Code
This is an embarrassment, but somehow Microsoft created one of the best code editors in the world under my nose, Visual Studio Code. And then they added CoPilot, which apparently is using Github source code, as an A.I. to help you code 100% better.
@SmokeTree put me on this. Again anytime @SmokeTree gives me advice I 100% DO NOT want to take it. BUT I eventually give in and test it what crazy voodoo he is talking about and 100% of the time I am blown away. My own bias works against me every time. He's the one that put me on to Redis, now Visual Studio, and now CoPilot. He's also pointed me to about 20+ other A.I. software that even I can't comprehend just yet on what's going on.
Him and @eliquid are one of the few people that are always testing stuff out which are beyond stuff even I can comprehend.
Right now I still use ChatGPT for my programming, but I've been slowly transitioning to CoPilot and Visual Studio IDE environment. Microsoft - of all freaking companies.
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HeyGen
Link: https://www.heygen.com/
Heygen has been great for voiceover spokesperson for videos. It also has a crazy translation option for videos, I show an example here:
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Adobe Photoshop Beta
Link: https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html
When you get Photoshop you have the ability to get the Beta version as well, and here are some of the results from what's coming down the pipe:
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OpenVoice
GitHub Link: https://github.com/myshell-ai/OpenVoice
Create A Bot Link: https://app.myshell.ai/explore
Here is OpenVoice - here you can play around with A.I. voices and get them to say whatever you want and export them:
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OpenVoice
Link: https://elevenlabs.io/
Another A.I. voice generator. Again this is great for ya'll who want Faceless YouTube or Faceless Social media accounts.
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Runway's Gen-2
Link: https://research.runwayml.com/gen2
I never tested this one out myself, so use caution:
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Luma AI
Link: https://lumalabs.ai/dream-machine
And now there is Luma's Dream Machine. It can take your images and turn them into videos - and it's available right now unlike Soro. Some classic memes turned into video:
Obviously they'll have to work out the obvious problems.
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As I find more I'll post them here.