Which AI tools do you use?

Vitor

One interesting effect of LLMs is how they are changing tech support forums, like this one. Many routine problems are now solved quickly via AI, so fewer moderately technical users post questions. What remains tends to be either very basic issues or subjective purchasing decisions.
This shifts forums away from troubleshooting and explanation towards reassurance and decision support. It is not necessarily worse, but it is a noticeable change in who asks questions and what kind of help they are looking for.

ch3shirecat4

ChatGPT and gemini, but perplexity is a less known one that im also starting to use a bit more

cardtexpert

Ive used them all. I find ChatGBT to be the best all rounder for stuff. If you are looking for image/video, try artlist because they use a big group of AI tools like Google, Nano Bannana and Kling etc.

laptopguy111

if you want the most up to date info use Gemini which is as up to date as google

for good logic and code help Claude

mksysb

If you want help studying a subject, Googles NotebookLM is probably the best.

caffeinated_human

I use ChatGPT for daily work, such as structuring documents, creating guides etc, but overall I like and use Claude a lot for coding.

chunter

For those with websites who don't want AI to thieve their own research and hard work…
https://blog.cloudflare.com/content-independence-day-ai-options/

Krakkkers

Does anyone find that chatgpt is too quiet, i can only hear the voice responses in an absolutely silent room with my phone volume on max, also the voice response is very slow and deliberate, too slow.

Vitor

Ask it to speak up?

Vitor

We all know LLMs can slow down as the chat length becomes longer and longer. What I've found is you can ask the LLM to generate a prompt to its future 'self' explaining the essence of that chat, copy that to a new chat and off you go!