Generative Systems (ChatGPT, DALL-E, etc.): List of Generative Systems

The free version of OpenAI's chatbot, first made publicly available in November 2022. As of August 2023, upgraded from ChatGPT-3 to ChatGPT-3.5.

OpenAI's image generation program. Is free in a limited capacity, issuing "credits" which are refilled on a monthly basis, or which can be purchased.

The generative text system employed by Google, released publicly in March 2023.

The chatbot utilized by Microsoft's Bing search engine, which grants full access to Microsoft users and limited functionality to non-users.

A research-based LLM oriented around functioning at multiple different computing levels depending on processors and hardware.

A free generative system developed by a team of computer scientists, designed to be a free ChatGPT alternative.

A generative system created by Canadian startup company Cohere, advertised as being useful for business and marketing solutions.

A generative system oriented around scholarly research, allowing users to search for scholarly publications and including tools to allow for analysis of such material.

Pi, by startup Inflection AI, is a generative system designed for social interaction and personal advice purposes.

A system being experimented on by Khan Academy, intended for use in academic tutoring. Requires joining a waiting list.

A chat system created by Code Breaker Inc., an educational resource and support website.

A free image generator using the Stable 2.1 language model. Limited free use, would require payment for more frequent use and features.

One of a suite of services from the photo editing site Fotor, which also includes image generation and other photographic or image manipulation services. May require a signup.

A generative system being tested by Meta AI, a division of Meta, parent company of Facebook. Currently only available to researchers who apply for access, although it was leaked in March 2023.

A more recent and powerful iteration of OpenAI's ChatGPT-3, requiring a paid subscription to access.

Another iteration of the Elicit generative system used to formulate conclusions from scientific and research materials. Operates on a system of credits; while a quantity of free credits are available upon signup, more are accessible via purchase.

A text-adventure gameplay generator using some similar technologies as more generalized generative systems. Comes in both free and paid versions; the latter using more advanced GPT models than the former.

A system designed for business and corporate solutions. Requires a monthly subscription fee.

An LLM released in March 2023 allowing customization of specific task-oriented interfaces. Requires payment on a per-use basis (in the form of allotted "credits").

A generative system used by major retailers and businesses to improve customer experience and in particular the discoverability of their products and services. Pricing available upon quote request.