5 Overseas Mainstream AI Artificial Intelligence Websites

Chatgpt has changed the playbook very much at home and abroad since it was born, and today I'm talking about the 5 AI AIs that I use commonly now, each of which I've tried personally.

These tools are not only powerful, but also great for all kinds of people. Kudos for bookmarking and follow up with recommendations for good AI AI.

5 Overseas Mainstream AI Artificial Intelligence Websites

1. ChatGPT - Artificial Intelligence Chatbot

Website. https://www.openai.com/chatgpt

Recommendation Index. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Suitable for.

All those who need an AI assistant, especially those who need to write, learn and have daily conversations.

Features.

ChatGPT is a powerful chatbot developed by OpenAI, and I'm sure most of the users who clicked in will be no strangers to this product.Chatgpt is also currently leading a model off a cliff, and even though so many big models are being open sourced and iterated on, profitability and also crowds are way ahead of the pack.

After ChatGpt4o can be used for free, it is a qualitative improvement over the previous 3.5's foolproof answers. Not only can it answer a variety of questions, but it can also help you write articles, rewrite content, and even provide study suggestions.

Nolan Usage Experience:

I use ChatGPT the most on a daily basis, especially since Chatgpt4o is free to use, I go to conversations almost every day to get the information I want, and seriously, all my python, bug fixes, and copywriting exercises, customer service templates, are all in GPT, and it's great.

Of course there are disadvantages, if you use it many times, or need to call files, pictures, you need a plus membership. It's still a pain in the ass to use plus membership on the mainland.

2. Canva - the online design tool

Website. https://www.canva.com

Recommendation Index. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Suitable for. Design enthusiasts, small red book creators, marketers.

Features.

Canva is considered a really awesome product in this country (for me), I basically use canva to design my little red book, and I'm an annual member.

It is a very popular online design tool that offers a wide range of templates and materials. Whether it's a poster, business card, resume or social media post, you can easily design it on Canva.

Nolan Usage Experience:

As a design novice, Canva is really a big savior for me! Simple operation, friendly interface, and a large number of free materials. At present, the domestic can also experience Canva's AI painting, thanks to their database, the effect is still quite good.

3. Grammarly - Writing Correction Assistant

Website. https://www.grammarly.com

Recommendation Index. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Suitable for. Students, writers, working professionals.

Features.

Grammarly is a powerful writing aid that is considered a must-know tool within international students. That's right, before AI became popular, the rewriting function and the weight checking function in it were a must-have for international students. Now with the addition of AI, it is even more powerful.

can help you detect and correct grammar, spelling and style errors in your English writing. It also has detailed error explanations and suggestions for improvement to take your writing to the next level.

Nolan Usage Experience:

Although I use Chatgpt for my email templates, grammarly is very helpful for checking SEO blogs and I often whore out its free credits. The price is still a bit slightly expensive for a tool I don't use much. One other plus, it's compatible with a variety of writing software.

4. Notion - All-in-one note-taking software

Website. https://www.notion.so

Recommendation Index. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Suitable for. Note-taking enthusiasts, project managers, team collaborators.

Features.

Notion is a multifunctional note-taking and project management tool with integrated notes, to-do list, calendar, database and more. You can use it to organize your thoughts, manage projects, record inspiration, and even for team collaboration.

Nolan Usage Experience:

If there's any tool I have to recommend, I would definitely recommend Notion.

I'm kind of a database enthusiast, and with Impression Notes as the tool I've used since college, I actually had hopes for it at first, especially with the updated features, or the content management capabilities.

But unfortunately, as I've become more and more demanding with my notes - code, tables, pictures, attachments - I've actually wanted to put them all inside a notebook at once. I've used Flybook, and Yodo and whatnot, and none of them are good enough.

Notion solves this problem perfectly. Even if you don't use its AI function, it is still completely hanging Impression Notes (except for the page saving function, this Impression Notes is still doing a very cool job) and other note products.

By the way, notion can also do standalone site, I didn't think about it, I'll share it out next time.