Research Guides: ChatGPT and Generative AI: Resources and Considerations for Instruction: Other Generative AI

A Note On These Tools

Please note that some of these tools below are free and others have a free trial, with a subscription to continue using it. Keep in mind that as the popularity of generative AI increases, more of these tools may move behind a pay wall. Ones that are free today, may not be next week!

Images

DALL-E2
Also from OpenAI, this is fee-based. You pay for credits to use.
DreamStudio
Free to a point, then works on a credit system.
Midjourney
For those with a Discord account.
Scribble Diffusion
Doodle something and give it a description. Scribble Diffusion will then generate an AI image (this one is fun).

Research Assistance

Consensus
Finds and gives a basic summary of research papers, based on your research question. This might be good to see if your topic has enough out there on it to conduct a research project.
Elicit
Ask a research question and receive results that include articles, a summary of all the findings, and a literature review table that includes interventions and outcomes measured.
Librari
Created by librarians. Free trial, with subscription after trial ends.

Video

Other Language Models

Bard
Produced by Google, this is a creativity AI generator that can help with anything from writing lyrics to recipes.
Bing
From Microsoft, works better in the browser Edge.
ByteAI
From Code Breaker, Inc.