Rise of AI

Which AI tools are leading the automation race and which companies are benefiting the most from AI tech?

There has been a big increase in the number of AI tools becoming available recently, including the likes of ChatGPT and PyTorch. 

Artificial intelligence can be used for a whole range of reasons across various different industries, from global mass payments and ap automation within the finance industry to traffic management and self-driving vehicles within the transportation industry. But which AI tools are leading the automation race and which companies are benefiting the most from AI tech?

We’ve compiled a list of AI tools before ranking each one based on Google search volume, Twitter followers, Linkedin followers, G2 review scores, and pricing, to determine the leading companies and programs in the world of AI.

ChatGPT Tops the List of the Best AI Tools

ChatGPT is the Most Searched AI Tool on Google

TensorFlow is the AI Tool with the Most Twitter Followers

Freshchat is the AI Tool with the Most Linkedin Followers

The Most Highly-Rated AI Tools

The Cheapest AI Tools Available on the Market

Over 50% of AI Tools Developed in the United States

There are such a wide range of AI tools available now that people are often left wondering where these weird and wonderful ideas actually originate from. Of the 45 AI tools that we analyzed, 57.7% of them were developed in the United States, including the likes of ChatGPT, Freshchat, Pictory, Genesys and WordAi.

Over 22% was made up by ‘other’ countries, such as Zendesk, which originated in Denmark, Live Chat, which was developed in Poland, and HitPaw, which was created in Hong Kong. Canada is responsible for the development of 6.6% of our chosen AI tools, including Lumen5, Looka and Meya AI.

France, Germany and the United Kingdom then made up the rest of the table, accounting for 4.4% each, with Cleanup.Pictures and ItsAlive originating in France, Userlike and Lalal.ai being developed in Germany, and EBI.AI and Flick being created in the UK.

Methodology:

We began by compiling a list of AI tools using sources such as Neil Patel, Influencer Marketing Hub, HubSpot, Forbes, and Unite.ai. 

We then gathered each AI tool’s social media follower count from Twitter and Linkedin. All data is correct as of 28th April 2023 and therefore, follower counts may now differ. 

We also used Google Keyword Planner to gather the number of Google searches for each AI tool between April 2022 and March 2023. 

We used the business software review site, G2, to gather the review scores of each AI tool. Scores were not available for the following tools: Quillbot.ai, Gen-1, Cleanup.Pictures, Deep Nostalgia, Soundraw, Lalal.ai, Stable Diffusion 2, EBI.AI, Flick, and Meya AI. All data is correct as of 28th April 2023 and therefore, review scores may now differ.

We also visited the website of each AI tool in order to find out their cost. This included looking at whether each tool could be downloaded for free or not, as well as seeing if there is the option to upgrade to a pro account for an additional cost. ChatGPT runs on a pay-per-token system and therefore wasn’t comparable for price data.  

For the overall score, we ranked each AI tool based on the factors mentioned above. We gave each factor a normalized score out of 10, before taking our final overall score as an average across all factors. Due to no review scores being available for the previously mentioned tools, this factor was left out of the overall score for these specific tools. In addition to this, ChatGPT received no score for pricing as the data wasn’t comparable, as previously mentioned.