Which AI tools do you use?

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Vitor said:

It's undoubtedly the case that ChatGPT provides superior answers to most technical questions posted on this board than can be found in the comments. 

Maybe so, the product is sold pretrained and comes with a developer API allowing the purchaser to customise the core machine as required. I believe there is a waiting list for the core machine so much is it in demand. So, can you expand or be more specific when you say ChatGPT?

jshm2

Currently working on developing my own based on Ollama. 

Juliannie_chow

ChatGPT is nice and powerful!  

Florentine2023

Martin mentioned AI pdf reader today. Where do I start with this?

flaneurs_lobster

Florentine2023 said:

Martin mentioned AI pdf reader today. Where do I start with this?

There's an "AI button" when you open a PDF using the Adobe Acrobat reader. Here's their general help about use of AI

https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/acrobat/using/gen-ai-get-started.html

As with most things Adobe, a subscription is required to do anything other than the most basic tasks.

Maybe others will know of other AI-enabled applications that deal with PDFs (although, of course, a PDF can be converted to pretty much any other document format if you wish).

deskhelp

Soon we are going to ask What is My Ai ? for specific needs ..

cooners

All of them, but I'm mainly using a program called N8N at the moment which can be setup to use locally hosted AI's and can integrate with so many things it's unreal. I can now record a conversation, send it through telegram and get it transcribed and then summarized, questions answered and any tasks needing doing adding to my task list. I'm slowly giving it access to more and more things.

Materialist

Grok is excellent if you are doing research into a topic

Aslan69

I use Copilot Money to track spending and cancel forgotten subs, saved about €150 quickly. ChatGPT helps with budgeting and side hustle ideas. Notion with AI auto-summarizes my finances and flags odd expenses. Curve’s Smart Rules automatically picks the best card, avoiding fees.

steviebuk

AI isn't AI they are just LLMs. But I use ChatGPT purely for searching really. Asking it for some code is risking and its not always up to date or accurate, but they are useful for web searches. 

For example saw a painting recently from 1700s but didn't see who by. So asked it:

famous paintings darkly lit people at a table

It gave a few results one of them being the correct one:

An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump

Then another questionable question but it was from the 80s:

UK magician who did a comedy routine in the 80s and early 90s. He was fat and pretended to be Chinese

Gave suggestions but also suggested it might be, which it was:

"The Great Soprendo" (Geoffrey Durham)

Trying to get that on normal web searches would be a pain.