People have already discovered countless applications for ChatGPT, the AI chatbot that has gone viral for its ability to generate passable text for almost any request.
The problem is that ChatGPT is frequently overcrowded. There are an unknown number of people who prevent you from starting it. You're left with an over capacity warning and little else to do.
Even though ChatGPT is the most popular AI chatbot right now, there are other choices. We've gathered a few other chatbots that could step in if you can't access ChatGPT.
1. Bing, Microsoft's AI-powered search engine
This one may be more difficult to use because you must obtain permission to use Microsoft's AI-powered Bing utility. Fortunately, we have a lesson on how you might be able to bypass the waiting list.
Just be warned: if you do finally gain access, the AI-powered Bing has a habit of providing strange, creepy answers.
Check it out without registering.
There's also a method to test the AI-powered Bing without signing up. According to Mashable's Cecily Mauran, you can sample the tool on Bing's homepage. All you have to do is select "learn more" to get a prompt about the new Bing on the way.
2. Bard from YouTube
Again, this one may be a little challenging to find. There will almost certainly be a queue. Bard is currently only available to select testers, and it appears to be underwhelming in terms of functionality thus far. Still, that's one to keep a watch on once the public has full access.
Jasper 3
Jasper is more concentrated on business applications than ChatGPT, but it is an option. It will be expensive, but it promises to be an AI copywriter that will enhance blogs, ad copy, and social copy.
four. YouChat
Sure, it's not as sleek as ChatGPT, but YouChat offers a condensed form of what ChatGPT offers. Here's a song about chicken wings that I had it compose in the style of the Beatles, for example. It reacted to the prompt in the same way that ChatGPT would.
It's not a great composition, but it's impressive.
YouChat, unlike ChatGPT, also shows the sources it used to provide you with an answer. It's designed to be a search engine, but it also responds well to cues like ChatGPT.
Chatsonic 5
ChatSonic requires a subscription fee, but it is intended to function as a chatbot in the same way that ChatGPT does. In reality, the tool is marketed on its website as a better version of ChatGPT. You can get a free sample, but it will cost around US$13 per month after that.
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The problem is that ChatGPT is frequently overcrowded. There are an unknown number of people who prevent you from starting it. You're left with an over capacity warning and little else to do.
Even though ChatGPT is the most popular AI chatbot right now, there are other choices. We've gathered a few other chatbots that could step in if you can't access ChatGPT.
1. Bing, Microsoft's AI-powered search engine
This one may be more difficult to use because you must obtain permission to use Microsoft's AI-powered Bing utility. Fortunately, we have a lesson on how you might be able to bypass the waiting list.
Just be warned: if you do finally gain access, the AI-powered Bing has a habit of providing strange, creepy answers.
Check it out without registering.
There's also a method to test the AI-powered Bing without signing up. According to Mashable's Cecily Mauran, you can sample the tool on Bing's homepage. All you have to do is select "learn more" to get a prompt about the new Bing on the way.
2. Bard from YouTube
Again, this one may be a little challenging to find. There will almost certainly be a queue. Bard is currently only available to select testers, and it appears to be underwhelming in terms of functionality thus far. Still, that's one to keep a watch on once the public has full access.
Jasper 3
Jasper is more concentrated on business applications than ChatGPT, but it is an option. It will be expensive, but it promises to be an AI copywriter that will enhance blogs, ad copy, and social copy.
four. YouChat
Sure, it's not as sleek as ChatGPT, but YouChat offers a condensed form of what ChatGPT offers. Here's a song about chicken wings that I had it compose in the style of the Beatles, for example. It reacted to the prompt in the same way that ChatGPT would.
It's not a great composition, but it's impressive.
YouChat, unlike ChatGPT, also shows the sources it used to provide you with an answer. It's designed to be a search engine, but it also responds well to cues like ChatGPT.
Chatsonic 5
ChatSonic requires a subscription fee, but it is intended to function as a chatbot in the same way that ChatGPT does. In reality, the tool is marketed on its website as a better version of ChatGPT. You can get a free sample, but it will cost around US$13 per month after that.
https://spiritsevent.com
https://gpsku.co.id/
https://caramanjur.com/
https://rainyquote.com
https://www.teknovidia.com/
https://hpmanual.net/
https://www.inschord.com/
https://edukasinewss.com/
