AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT can help you ease your workload by writing emails, articles, codes, etc. These bots use artificial intelligence to generate scripts or respond to requests based on user input.
ChatGPT bots are the most widely used AI bots, but there are other chat bots that are good alternatives to ChatGPT bots that you can try, especially when ChatGPT bots are running at peak times and you will be notified (ChatGPT is now at capacity).
Here are the top 5 AI bot alternatives to ChatGPT bots:
1- Microsoft Bing engine supports ChatGPT:
Since Microsoft announced the integration of the new updated version of ChatGPT with Bing, Microsoft has given some users early access for testing. There is currently a waiting list for registration to use the new Bing when Microsoft rolls it out to more users in the coming period. However, if you want to know how it works, you can preview the new Bing by following these steps:
- Open the Bing homepage and you'll see a box with a question at the bottom of the search bar.
- Use the arrows to switch between the different questions and click the Try It button to see the answers generated.
- You can also click the Learn More button to view a list of questions used for the new Bing quiz and how answers are provided.
2- Google Bard:
Google Bard has not been released to the public as it is currently being tested with a small group of trusted testers and will be available to all users for some time. This would be a suitable alternative if you experience stress spikes while using the ChatGPT bot.
3- Jasper:
Like ChatGPT, Jasper bots provide human-like feedback. It even uses the same language model as ChatGPT, GPT-3 created by OpenAI.
Jasper lets you type in any information you want and it does it for you like a ChatGPT bot. However, the main difference is that Jasper includes several tools to improve typed text transcription. It checks for grammar and plagiarism and can write in more than 50 different forms such as: blog posts, texts describing videos, etc.
Jasper bots are not free and require a $49 monthly subscription to use them.
4- YouChat bot:
YouChat also uses the OpenAI GPT-3 language model like ChatGPT and Jasper. You can use it by asking a question or requesting to write text on a specific topic and it will write it directly for you like ChatGPT.
Chatbots provide answers to any questions you ask, such as: B: Solving math problems, writing code, translating and writing articles.
YouChat bots make use of citing Google sources, a feature not available in ChatGPT. Example: If you ask YouChat (what is soda?), it will provide an answer from Google and indicate where you got the information to provide that answer.
This bot is free to use and you will not experience the peak stress issues that you might encounter while using the ChatGPT bot.
5- Chatsonic:
Chatsonic is an AI chatbot that you can use especially when you need a chatbot that can talk through messages. Because Chatsonic uses Google search, it understands news and can provide answers and relevant stories, which ChatGPT cannot because its database is only 2021 old.
Another benefit of Chatsonic is the ability to provide answers to your questions using your voice instead of writing them as text. If you want to give it a try, you can get a limited free trial and then pay $12 per month to sign up.