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Tracking AI Tools

 There are thousands of AI based tools coming-up everyday. How to keep a track of it? And when Gemini, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Meta are leading the race, is there any need for keeping track of these tools?

How to Track the Ever-Growing Number of AI Tools:
The rapid proliferation of AI tools is indeed a challenge to keep up with. However, several strategies can help you track this dynamic landscape effectively: 
  • Utilize AI Tool Directories and Marketplaces: These platforms categorize and list various AI tools, offering descriptions, functionalities, and often user reviews. Some examples include Futurepedia, FutureTools, Find My AI Tool, and OpenTools.
  • Subscribe to AI-Focused Newsletters and Blogs: Numerous newsletters and blogs curate the latest AI news, tool releases, and industry trends. Some popular options include The Rundown, Mindstream, and TLDR AI.
  • Follow AI Influencers and Experts: Engage with prominent AI figures on social media and other platforms to stay updated on emerging trends and tools. Platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter are good starting points.
  • Explore AI Communities and Forums: Online communities and forums dedicated to AI often feature discussions, reviews, and recommendations on new tools. Reddit's r/ArtificialInteligence and Stack Overflow are valuable resources.
  • Use AI-Powered Tools for Tracking: Consider leveraging AI tools that can analyze vast amounts of data and identify relevant AI tools based on your specific needs and interests. Platforms like Gumloop offer such capabilities. 
Is it Necessary to Track Tools Beyond Major Players Like Gemini, ChatGPT, and Copilot?
While these leading AI platforms are powerful and versatile, tracking emerging, specialized AI tools remains important for these reasons: 
  • Specific Needs and Use Cases: Specialized AI tools often cater to niche applications or specific industries. They can offer better performance and functionalities than general-purpose platforms like Gemini, ChatGPT, or Copilot. For example, an AI tool for image editing might outperform the image generation capabilities of a broader AI platform.
  • Innovation and Cutting-Edge Features: The AI field is constantly evolving. New tools offer groundbreaking features that may not be available in mainstream platforms. Keeping informed about these advancements allows someone to leverage the latest technological breakthroughs.
  • Cost-Effectiveness and Efficiency: Specialized AI tools can be more cost-effective for specific tasks. They can also lead to increased efficiency and productivity.
  • Competitive Advantage: Being aware of and leveraging specialized AI tools can provide a competitive edge in various fields. This allows users to optimize workflows, improve performance, and potentially gain access to features not widely available. 
In conclusion, while keeping an eye on leading AI platforms is crucial, actively tracking specialized and emerging AI tools remains essential for maximizing efficiency, exploring innovative solutions, and staying ahead in the ever-evolving AI landscape.

#In response to my question at the top of the article, response from Google AI Mode. 

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