ChatGPT
chatgpt.comThe default first AI to try: one chat box for questions, writing, images and code.
Free plan; paid plans — see site
Start here. These chat assistants can answer questions, explain things, draft text and help with almost any task. Most people only need one of them.
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The default first AI to try: one chat box for questions, writing, images and code.
Free plan; paid plans — see site
Pick it when you want thoughtful, well-written answers and help with long documents.
Free plan; Pro $20/mo billed monthly ($17/mo yearly)
Best if you live in Google apps (Gmail, Docs, Drive) and want an assistant that fits in.
Free with a Google account; paid plans from $4.99/mo
A natural pick for Windows and Microsoft 365 users who want AI inside the apps they already use.
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Handy when you want quick answers that lean on what is happening right now on X and the web.
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A fast assistant from Europe's Mistral AI, good if you prefer a non-US provider.
Paid plans from $14.99/mo — see site for free options
A strong, budget-friendly chat and API option with open-weight models builders can study.
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The easiest way to run open AI models on your own computer (Mac, Windows, Linux).
Free local use; Pro $20/mo for cloud models
A friendly desktop app for running AI models locally, now with an agent called Bionic.
Free local use; Bionic+ $20/mo
Ask a question, get an answer with cited sources — a smarter search engine.
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