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Perplexity and ChatGPT are the two AI powerhouses that are dominating the digital landscape these days – but which one should you go with?

I’ve spent a small fortune of time testing and pitting these two giants against each other across all the major workflows – 150+ hours worth, to be exact – and what I found out after daily diving with both tools is that ChatGPT takes the cake as the all-around better tool for flexibility, creativity and deep customisation.

But don’t count Perplexity out just yet – it’s a run-away winner when it comes to speed, accuracy and real-time data.

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Brainly’s AI homework tool is all over the chat – providing instant answers, step-by-step explanations, and this pretty handy ‘Scan to Solve’ feature designed to make life a heck of a lot easier for students.

But how reliable is it, really?

I put Brainly AI through its paces, covering subjects like math, science, and English to see just how well it performs and how it stacks up against the bigger AI guns like ChatGPT and Google Bard.

Whether you’re a student, parent or just plain curious about how AI is shaking things up in education – this review’s got all the info you need on Brainly AI.

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There are loads of AI design tools doing the rounds these days, and I’ve had the chance to try out a bunch of them.

Some are mightily impressive but end up overcomplicating things, while others are annoyingly simple but lack real punch.

Hotpot AI, however, is one I kept hearing about, especially from people who’d used it for some slick image editing and AI-generated art. I spent an age working with it to see if it’d really live up to the hype.

This review is a rundown of everything I’ve experienced using Hotpot AI.

From the features and pricing to the pros and cons, and how it stacks up against the competition – here’s the lowdown on what you need to know before taking the plunge.

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Dezgo’s the easiest AI image generator I’ve played with so far.

It works straight from your browser, doesn’t require you to sign up to even use it, and manages to knock out some pretty high-quality images thanks to Stable Diffusion. If you’re after a hassle free AI art tool, Dezgo’s definitely worth a look.

In this review, I’ll be taking you through how Dezgo works, what you can get for free, what the paid options look like, and whether it’s worth spending your time and cash on.

I’ve put dozens of AI image generators through their paces over the past year, and while many of them require fancy signups, Discord access, or clunky workflows, Dezgo skips all that nonsense.

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Mubert is one of the best AI music generation tools out there right now – giving you instant, royalty-free tracks with just a text prompt, and tailored to whatever kind of content you’re working on.

Whether you’re a YouTuber, marketer, app developer or indie game creator, Mubert makes life a lot easier by simplifying your workflow with fast, real-time music generation that scales.

I’ve had hands-on experience with Mubert, compared it to other popular AI music tools, and seen how well it fits into different use cases.

In this review I’ll walk you through Mubert’s pricing, features, use cases and limitations so you can decide if this AI tool is worth adding to your creative toolkit.

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Poe AI is a platform that lets you tap into an array of AI chatbots all from one simple interface.

You no longer have to juggle between different AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, instead you can choose from them all in one spot.

Poe – which stands for ‘Platform for Open Exploration’ – was built by Quora, the well-known Q&A site, to allow people to explore the ever-growing world of large language models (LLMs).

This is especially useful for anyone curious about AI and unsure which tool to use.

On Poe you don’t have to pick a favourite, instead you can test drive and compare different bots, even build your own custom versions or use community created chat assistants.

The Bottom Line: Poe makes life easier by bringing all the AIs under one roof.

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After diving into our latest research on large language models, we compared Claude 3’s pricing with top competitors like ChatGPT and Gemini.

Claude is touted as a premium option in the market, but just how much does it cost to use – and is it worth every penny?

Put simply, Claude’s API pricing ranges from $0.25 to $75 per million tokens depending on the model you pick.

If you’re using Claude through the web interface, Claude Pro costs $20 a month and gives you access to Claude 2.1.

But selecting between Claude 3’s models (Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus) can be a bit of a puzzle if you don’t know what each one excels at.

Below, I’ll break down each plan and help you figure out which one gives you the best value based on what you’re trying to achieve.

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Quick Verdict:
Grok AI offers a unique, culture-aware chatbot experience powered by real-time data from X. With plans starting at free and scaling up to $300/month for the SuperGrok Heavy plan, it’s best suited for users who value personality, live insights, and experimentation over technical depth or productivity features. SuperGrok at $30/month hits the sweet spot for most users.

When Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI launched Grok, I was immediately intrigued. Not just by its tone or functionality, but by how it fits into the pricing landscape of AI tools.

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