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Which AI tools do you use on a daily basis?
Hello, everyone! Are there any AI tools you use every day? What purpose do you use them for, and are you satisfied with the result?
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Hi, I use my own product - qualyfid.ai - AI-powered test case generator. And when before my QA engineers spent 5-8 hours to cover some new functionality with tests, now they spend 5 minutes on it. Test documentation costs me 70-100 times less now, although its quality has become higher. In mid-summer, I think, we will launch and share the product with colleagues around the world🚀
@zoia_stetsenko Oh my god this sounds greattttt. When and what will you launch together at one time? What's your unique value proposition? How do you differentiate yourself against other people? Will you be using tiktok, facebook or instagram? What kind of language models will you be using?
@gordon_n Well our unique offer is that we provide generation of all possible test cases (using different test design techniques) based on requirements simply by clicking one button. I love your questions, I even wanted to write a post after the launch and take your questions as a basis ❤️
ChatGPT is sufficient for now. I use it to rephrase and enrich the content I will share on Instagram or LinkedIn.
I've used it as an assistant to write landing page text in the past weeks. it gave very good results, even explained my startup idea better than me 😁
For daily tasks, I lean on Notion for organizing my work, Zapier for automation, and Otter for AI-assisted transcriptions. Occasionally, I use Grammarly for content proofing, but most days it's a toss up between Replika for AI chat or GPT-3 for idea generation. If you're into AI, look at these.
ChatGPT is the winner for now, but I will be using Opus Clip every day pretty soon
ClassPoint AI (which is launching soon!) I present in PowerPoint often, and it reads the slide and generates questions to ask the audience based on that slide info. Great for when I see people nodding off and need to bring them back in
Definitely ChatGPT. Although I don't use it daily, it's really become a handy tool in providing ideas or assisting in text, emails, content. I also use it frequently for formulas etc.
Well, not on a daily use, but this one actually became my therapist:
https://heypi.com/talk
Rather than OpenAI's chatgpt, I use https://www.empler.ai/ because I can connect my data as a knowledge base and it generates responses by using my own information such as my product details, target audience and strategy.
It also provides me wider conversational experience such as saving my prompts, using with my team and reaching public super prompts.
I've been using ChatGPT but to help me get out any writing block but it's not a replacement for the human element. Even though it can give you a good tone and voice it still needs touches so for writer's block it's great to get the juices going.
Also, tested out the new PS generative fill and WOW! If you haven't tried that out its so cool.
I use Colossyan Creator to generate AI videos. It is a very valuable tool which offers custom avatars, a range of accents and a bunch of cool features! It is a very handy software with very valuable prices which are justified (given how much features they offer).
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