Top 15 AI-powered apps shaping the world

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world around us, and the mobile app industry is no exception. AI-powered apps are becoming increasingly popular, offering users a wide range of features and benefits.

Here are some of the most popular AI apps used in 2023:

• ChatGPT

ChatGPT, a pioneer in the field of chatbots, can have conversations with users, respond to questions, and create new text. Scripts, essays, articles, emails, and other textual content can all be created with ChatGPT. Its creator, OpenAI, also created the AI models GPT-4, DALL-E, and DALL-E 2. 

• Bing

Microsoft Bing has a long history of being used as a search engine to find information on the web, but it can also be used as a chatbot to answer queries, generate original text and graphics, as well as translate and proofread writing in a variety of languages. The GPT-4 technology is used by Bing’s chat feature, which can be accessed via mobile apps, Bing.com, and the Microsoft Edge web browser. 

• Ask AI

Ask AI can respond to user inquiries, communicate with users, and create new content based on text prompts thanks to the ChatGPT API and GPT-4. From business to leisure, Ask AI offers a variety of themes for conversation and can do it in a number of different languages. In order to start a discussion, it can also scan and collect text from user-taken photos.

• FaceApp

FaceApp uses AI to encourage users to be inventive while retouching their selfies. Users of the program can alter their facial aesthetics, such as makeup, haircut, and facial hair, as well as their physical attributes, such as face shape, gender, and perceived age. The same company also offers FaceApp Video, a comparable program that lets users edit and add effects to videos.

• Facetune

Facetune is a well-known tool for users who wish to make rapid modifications to their images and videos. It is frequently used to add makeup, whiten teeth, touch up skin, and change the form of the face. Additionally, the app has a built-in avatar maker that enables users to improve their selfies with AI-generated outfits, haircuts, backdrops, and more.

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• Lensa

Because of its capacity to produce creative edits and iterations of user-provided selfies, Lensa has completely taken over social media. In order to take mobile photography and video production “to the next level,” Prisma Labs developed Lensa, which employs neural network, computer vision, and deep learning techniques. Users of the program can add anything from simple adjustments like blurring the backdrop to completely original renderings.

• StarryAI

A straightforward text prompt can be converted into an image using StarryAI, an AI art generator. The app uses two AI models to achieve this. The first produces the artwork using a particular subclass of machine learning models called GANs, or generative adversarial networks. The second produces artwork and visuals through steady diffusion. One of the many text-to-image converters available today, StarryAI enables users to create everything from AI avatars to NFTs.

• Alexa

Since its introduction in 2014, Amazon’s Alexa has gained widespread recognition. Users of the AI voice assistant may create lists, set alarms, place online orders, and much more. Additionally, Alexa’s sophisticated natural language processing abilities enable it to both interpret and produce spoken words during natural conversations with users. The app can be used in conjunction with other smart devices to remotely control appliances such as smart thermostats, wearables, televisions, and even cars from the user’s phone.

• Google Assistant

Google Assistant is regarded as one of the most sophisticated virtual assistants of its kind available today and is a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence. It accepts both voice and text commands and uses natural language processing to handle everything from internet searches to voice-activated device control. The app offers customers a fully integrated Internet-of-Things experience by working with a wide range of smart products, such as refrigerators, lighting, and automobiles.

• Siri

Launched in 2011, Siri is regarded as the pioneer of virtual assistants. All Apple products at this time, including iPhones, iPads, watches, and even televisions, have it. The program can do everything, from send text messages to identify a song that is playing, using voice commands and a user interface that leverages natural language. Additionally, it may gradually adjust to a user’s language, searches, and preferences.

• Duolingo

Duolingo offers speaking, listening, and reading tasks in dozens of languages, along with gamification features to entice users to return. AI is used to pace and level Duolingo’s classes individually for each student based on their performance. Additionally, it makes course enhancements using data and machine learning while taking into account the subtleties of different languages.

• ELSA Speak

AI is used by ELSA Speak to assist users in improving their English-speaking abilities. The software uses speech data and voice recognition technology to hear a user’s accent and applies a red, yellow, and green colour-coded system to assess how closely the user said specific words as well as providing advice for how the user might improve. Additionally, the app offers tests of language proficiency, a customised curriculum, progress monitoring, and unique lessons.

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• Socratic

Students in middle and high school can get help with their schoolwork by using Socratic. All they need to do is use their phone to take a picture of what they are working on, and the AI will provide visual explanations to assist them in finishing it. The program, which Google acquired in 2018, uses cutting-edge text and speech recognition and offers help with a range of topics, including literature, physics, biology, trigonometry, and more.

• Ally Financial

A text and voice-enabled AI chatbot is available in the mobile banking app from Ally Financial to respond to inquiries, manage payments and money transfers, and deliver transaction summaries. Additionally, Ally employs AI to speed up the loan approval process by extracting information from loan paperwork and cross-referencing it against a number of databases to validate applicants’ identities, job, income, and other crucial details.

• Cleo 

Cleo was created primarily to aid users with budgeting by connecting to their financial accounts. The app offers general financial guidance as well as personalised messages depending on whether a user wants to be “roasted” or “hyped” for their financial conduct using AI and natural language creation. Users may set particular objectives and budgets using Cleo, track their spending, and do a lot more.