Day 2 of 18 Days of Year-End Community Celebration!
Day 2 — AI Tools You Loved
What AI tools did you lean on the most this year?
Share your go-to favorites and help others discover something new!
This year, I found myself using ChatGPT a ton — from proofreading and creating images to even helping me navigate a home insurance claim. 
Your turn!
Which AI tools made your year easier, smarter, or more fun?
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I've certainly leaned on AI a lot more this year than ever before. I've used a pretty consistent mix of ChatGPT, CoPilot, and Gemini to perform tasks like writing fairly complex scripts to perform maintenance and configuration tasks. I've also began incorporating creative AI tools like Suno and Groove AI in my non-technical life as a music producer/composer. It really is an exciting time to be alive!
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just had a look at Suno - very cool!
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It really is. I spent decades in bands dealing with some of the craziest egos imaginable and rarely produced the level of content I can get out of it in mere minutes. The stories aren't as entertaining but the music certainly is.
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Wow Robert, this is cool! I'll have to checkout Suno and Groove AI! It's really amazing to see and experience how technology has evolved, even just in the last handful of years!
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I have been using a tool called Clay a lot, which helps me identify signals within target accounts so that I can prioritize where to commit my time!
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I am a creature of habit - sticking with ChatGPT
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Although this year I've dabbled in lots of AI tools, I keep finding myself coming back to ChatGPT. I've used it a ton this year to help me understand concepts and content for my studies. It's like having a study buddy.
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I started to subscribe to ChatGPT and became Agentic in the process - truly adds value and saves me a ton of time.
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ChatGPT no doubt. Would love to try Gemini though!
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I've been researching other tools lately and find myself always going back to ChatGPT.
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Oh ive done the rounds on one this one.
Currently we are still using OpenAI in Pyramid whilst we setup our Azure OpenAI models, this has been a huge help already with loads of more interesting projects waiting to be started, Azure should significantly decrease the cost.
On a personal front, ive moved between OpenAI, Grok and Claude. Pros and cons on all of them to be honest but so far i am leaning towards Claude as the sweet spot for most stuff. I havent dropped my GPT sub yet as Codex is impressive as well.
Oh, whilst not an LLMs, check out Elevenlabs, impressive TTS capability. -
I recently used ChatGPT to generate some data for use with an upcoming demonstration project. It was super helpful and gave me an appreciation for a good prompt!