Top 5 AI Tools That Are BETTER Than ChatGPT, But Nobody is Using Them | Coding & Productivity Tools

Top 5 AI Tools That Are BETTER Than ChatGPT, But Nobody is Using Them | Coding & Productivity Tools suggests that other artificial intelligence (AI) tools are superior to ChatGPT in certain ways, yet they are not widely utilized. The video aims to showcase these tools and their unique features that make them stand out from ChatGPT, a widely known and popular AI tool.

Delve into the features and benefits of these AI tools, explaining why they are better than ChatGPT and how they can enhance productivity in coding and other areas. In the video, you will find out why these tools have not gained widespread adoption despite their advantages over ChatGPT, perhaps discussing factors such as marketing or accessibility.

Today's video will likely be informative for those interested in AI tools and how they can improve productivity and efficiency in various fields.

00:00 - Intro
00:57 - Autonomous AI
01:16 - AgentGPT
07:11 - Jasper
10:57 - My thoughts on AI
12:03 - Outro

#BETTERThanChatGPT #tiffintech

[TiffInTech]

Hi friends! This video was super interesting to make, exploring tools to help us with coding and being more productive that you might've not heard about. What are some other tools you love to use? Leave in the comments! ❤

[FuturoTecnoAies]

I use AiGmaster to make texts for blog marketing videos etc. Simply the most useful tool for me!! but good video

[you]

8:08 - - Hey, I do the same thing. I often feel like a failure, or cheat for doing so. But good to see that even somebody super-efficient does it too. (everything else is new though! Great tips)

[emilemoses]

Hi Tiff. Thanks for the video. Recently starting my coding journey with TOP. So all the tools that will improve the quality and speed I'm learning at is welcome. You're also very engaging, so thanks, keep it up🙏👍

[kensing]

Thanks Tiffany, I'm a non techie but, still learning a lot from your videos.
If possible can you make some AI videos (step by step) for building websites and auto ranking with help if AI tools. Especially viable in e-commerce sector.
Thanks for great content.👍🏾👍🏾

[girohead]

Nice review. And thank you for mentioning preference to desktop preference over smart phone. I was getting insecure wondering why I was the only one to prefer my 24" LED monitor over a 4" phone for reviewing things - I figured people are just accepting regressing.

[sturbine]

Auto-GPT is more in the concept stage at this point. It fails 99% of the time. Out of many, many attempts, I've only ever had it complete one task and that was a very simple task that, honestly, was a single GPT3 prompt that it sent to an agent. They're working on it at a screaming pace, so I have no doubt it will work soon, but it's at the stage of working on proof-of-concept.

[Leptospirosi]

What really blew people away about Chat GPT has come with Chat GPT 4.
It's not about what it can do about tasks, but about how a normal conversation can get quite deep about informations ad finding sources about it from nothing more then general inquiries.
I asked Chat GPT "What happens inside a black hole collapsing when it reaches the Plank Length"? and the AI found me several articles, on Nature and other publications, speculating on that particular situation and giving me a general recap about what the theory sums up.
I asked it what is the mass of all the terrain bodies in the solar system excluding earth itself and it gave me a wrong answer: I pointed out the answer could be wrong, as it was lower then the mass of Venus itself, and Chat GPT agreed it was wrong and gave me another figure. I asked to make a sum of all the planet mass it had listed and it did, but the figure contained the same wrong value it gave me before so I asked why it did that, if he had previously agreed it was a wrong one, and it finally corrected the value. Then I asked to add the masses of each body he gave me and compare it to earth and tell me if the total mass of earth and it did, concluding it was smaller then the mass of the earth.
Then I asked It if Takeda Shingen had in it's opinion the political backing to become shogun after defeating Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1572, hadn't he died, and it gave me a very thoughtful opinion of what could have happened, taking in account which Daimyo could have supported and which could opposed him and concluding it would be very difficult and required a very high diplomatic skill to get everything right.
I also asked about it's opinion about the anime "Suzume" and it came out with surprising points about which one can see it as a master-work, or somehow as derivative plot from previous works, creating an easy to sell drama.
This are not questions about a straight "Task": it requires the AI to understand the framework of colloquial questions you are posing and refine them according to the information it can gather, coming out with comprehensive and motivated sum up of these informations. You can also talk to it in any language you want or even switch in between and it does not glitch, answering in the language you have started with. I even tried speaking Latin!
I haven't find any other AI chat that can get to such level of comprehension.

[Toxicflu]

Hi Tiffany. It would be useful to see if you use the apps to completion, and then you can compare how much better they are to chatGPT4. I suspect most of them are just API's on chatGPT 3, with just as many errors.

[JeremyMone]

What I have been on the hunt for is an AI chatbot or tool that not only takes in the information you provide it in order to have discussions regarding it or such... but also has the ability to ask for questions and clarifications regarding the data it has in order to improve and enhance its own dataset by using this method. I often think of the method as "The curious 2 year old" method of taking in a lump of data and then refining and improving it with by question the user for clarifications and additional information. Iterating on questions till it reaches a point of optimally fit data that it can then keep having useful discussions about to help the end user be more accurate factual and productive.

[daindm]

Loved your video Tiff. I'm 64yr old Australian living in Sri Lanka, started programming and designing large systems in the last 1980's, before that I was a muso, which is what I have returned to in my current semi-retired enlightened existence lol. I haven't done any serious IT work for a couple of decades but have tried to keep up to date - everything from JS to VRML, 3DMAX, most of the main DAWs, you name it and, of course AI, which I was into within a year of teaching myself to program in BASIC and Assembler on a Commandor 64K console haha! I have been stunned, but not entirely surprised, by the last few months of growth in AI - shit, the IT revolution took decades this is going to happen in less than a year! I can see we are going to have to learn to "merge" with AI to actually have any say in our future (I notice Elon also espouses this course too lol). Anyway - although I have a shitload of really cool expat and Sri Lankan friends here, I have none I can really get down to brass tacks with about AI - if you get a few spare minutes I would love to have some interaction in cyberspace with you about this issue, I think we could both benefit from each other's insights. You can find me on Facebook - Dain Martin Galle, Sri Lanka

[mathewdallaway]

Thanks for introducing us to these tools. And you have an engaging presence, and present the stuff with no fluff. Great!

[rajivghosh]

Hey Tiffany watch a whole bunch of your videos, and I would like you to go much more into depth, with each of the alternatives you propose. For example the website builder example, would be great if you could do a step by step and complete a website end to end, and give a detailed breakdown of the costs involved! Thanks! You asked for feedback, and here you have it!

[paigedrumm]

Great video on AI tools for educators! It’s exciting to see this field grow. If you ever update the list, consider adding new startups like Fetchy. Keep up the great work.

[AsherNoor]

Thank you so much for sharing this, I truly appreciate it.
These are awesome, I'll have to check them out!.
Take care, and be well.

[chegoranov]

Great vid Tiff. I just started my coding journey with JS and looking to master Blockchain (currently in finance so it seems like a logical good choice) but sometimes AI makes me wonder why bother... :(

[mariegrasmeier]

Great videos again. Thank you so much. And yes, please please please make a video on how to code an app for using autonomous AI

[UncleMarvo]

Just curious, have you read the T&Cs with some of these AI tools? Particularly any of the ones in which you're uploading business documents and files to?

[jongwynne]

Great video thanks, I am a non coder, I have been using ChatGTP for brainstorming Gifylink a way to easily and quickly promoting videos etc. I have had this idea for years after seeing how easy GIF Maker apps like imgPlay are to use.

[paolo.baldini]

Love the insights on these AI tools! As someone fascinated by AI's capabilities, I recently started using boost app social for enhancing my social media posts. It's interesting how AI can simplify content creation.