The new multimodal capabilities arriving on the market are another reason why new users should focus their initial time and efforts on the top 3 AI models: ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), and Gemini (Google). Here's why you should narrow your focus. 🤖
Upgrades 🚀
The new upgrades make a large percentage of all the new AI products and services obsolete. Much of what they offer can now be done within the top 3 models. For example the new update from ChatGPT (4o) allows users to generate images from text right within the interface. This makes all text to image apps obsolete because it will only get better over time.
Foundational Expertise 📚
Developing some level of expertise with the more prominent models will give you a foundational understanding of prompting and what's possible. By focusing on the top three models, users can develop a deeper understanding of how to effectively use these tools, rather than spreading themselves thin trying to keep up with every new AI tool that comes out. The less logins you have to account for, the better. 🧠💡
Free and Paid Options
All three models offer both free and paid versions, allowing users to test the waters with no financial commitment and upgrade later if needed. For example, ChatGPT offers users a free and paid version (ChatGPT Plus) with extra features. Gemini also offers a 60-day free trial for their plus plan, making more advanced features available when getting started.
Support and Community
Each of these models have large communities and tons of support resources like tutorials, forums, prompt libraries, and customer support. This makes it easier for new users to find help and learn how others are using the tools effectively.
Conclusion
If you're new to AI focusing on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini provides a stable and reliable intro to whats made possible with generative AI. These models have user-friendly interfaces, robust features and strong community support, making them a great launching pad for newbies looking to leverage AI in their business and daily tasks.
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