People have already discovered countless uses for ChatGPT, an AI chatbot that went viral for its ability to produce passable text for nearly any prompt.
The problem is that ChatGPT is often over capacity. It has an indeterminate amount of users and that causes it to fail to boot. You’ll get an over capacity message and not much else to do.
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Thankfully, even if ChatGPT is currently the most popular AI chatbot, there are other options. We have collected some other chatbots that can help you if you can’t access ChatGPT.
1. Bing Powered by Microsoft AI
Given that you need to get approval to use Microsoft’s AI-powered Bing tools, it can be a little tricky to put into practice. Thankfully, there’s a primer on how to skip the waiting list.
You can jump to the waiting list for Microsoft’s AI Bing chat. Method is as follows.
AI-powered Bing seems to have gotten into the habit of providing weird and creepy answers if it finally gets access.
Try it without signing up.
There is also a way to try AI-powered Bing without actually signing up. As Mashable’s girlfriend Cecily Mauran writes, you can preview the tool on her Bing homepage. You will be prompted about a new Bing pipeline,[詳細]Just click
2. Google’s Bard
Again, this can be a little difficult actual access. May include waiting lists. Currently, only certain testers have access to The Bard, and so far its performance has been clearly underwhelming.
3. Jasper
Jasper is more focused on business(opens in new tab) I use it over something like ChatGPT, but it’s an option. It costs money, but I promise to be an AI copywriter that will improve your blog, advertising materials, and social copy.
4. Youchat
Of course, it’s not as polished as ChatGPT, but YouChat has a slimmed-down version(opens in new tab) Describes the features of ChatGPT. For example, a song written about chicken wings in the style of the Beatles. It responded to the prompt in much the same way that ChatGPT would probably do.
Not a great song, but impressive.
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Unlike ChatGPT, YouChat also lists the sources it got to provide answers. It’s focused on being a search tool, but it does a pretty good job of responding to prompts like ChatGPT.
5. Chat Sonic
ChatSonic charges a subscription fee,(opens in new tab) But just like ChatGPT, it’s designed to be a chatbot. In fact, the site sells this tool as an improved version of ChatGPT.Free trial available(opens in new tab)but after that it costs about $13 a month.
