The mobile app market, which is highly competitive and worth billions of dollars, has become a breeding ground for AI adoption, resulting in an explosion of AI apps.

In today’s world, app users are looking for one-on-one experiences, intuitive user interfaces, and instant gratification. The integration of AI into these applications makes it easier for businesses to satisfy their customers, regardless of the sector they operate in.

Whether you’re looking to edit a picture or learn a language,  you’re likely to find an AI app that can help.

Top AI Apps To Know

Chatbots

ChatGPT

ChatGPT is a top-of-the-line chatbot that can chat with users, respond to questions, and create new text. It is one of the most widely used TMS. 

You can write articles, emails, scripts, essays, and code with ChatGPT. OpenAI, the developer of it, is responsible for building ChatGPT-based AI models, such as ChatGPT-4, ChatGPT-E, and ChatGPT-DALL-E.

Bing

Microsoft Bing is best known for being a search engine, but it can also be a chatbot that answers questions, generates creative content and images, and even translates and proofreads text in multiple languages.

Bing’s chat functionality, which is available on bing.com, bing.org, bing.net, bing.ms, and bing.mobile as a mobile app, uses GPT-4 to create its content.

Ask AI

Ask AI to respond to user queries, converse with users, and write outlines and other content based on text-based prompts. It is supported by ChatGPT API, as well as GPT-4. From business to entertainment, It offers a wide range of topics to chat about and can do so in multiple languages.

It can also scan and extract text from images taken by users to initiate a conversation.

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Image Editing And Creation

FaceApp

FaceApp uses artificial intelligence to help you get creative with your selfie editing. In the app, you can change the look of your face with makeup, hairstyle, or facial hair. 

You can also change the physical features of your face such as face shape, gender, or age. Similar edits and effects can also be applied to videos using a related app from the same developer called FaceApp Video.

Facetune

Facetune is one of the most popular tools for making quick changes to your photos and videos. It is often used for skin correction, teeth whitening, makeup application, and facial contouring. The app also comes with an avatar generator. Where you can level up your selfies with AI-animated costumes, hairstyles, backgrounds, and more.

Lensa

Lensa has become one of the most popular social media apps in the world, thanks to its ability to create artistic edits and re-enactments of users’ selfies. It is a neural network-powered mobile photography and video app developed by Prisma Labs. 

StarryAI

What is StarryAI and how does it work? StarryAI uses two AI models to generate an image from a text prompt. The first uses GAN  models to generate the artwork objects. The second applies stable diffusion to generate artwork and images. 

Virtual Assistants

Alexa

Amazon Alexa is a voice assistant powered by AI. It’s been around since 2014 and is capable of creating lists, setting reminders, ordering online, and much more.

Alexa’s NLP allows it not only to understand spoken language but also to create natural language conversations.

It can also be used to control connected smart devices like smart thermostats, smartwatches, TVs, and even cars directly from your smartphone.

In 2021, Amazon revealed that it would use a new large-scale voice assistant model for its future voice assistant. One that would be conversational. In 2022, Amazon launched a new version of its Alexa voice assistant, the Echo Show.

Google Assistant

Google Assistant is considered one of the most advanced virtual assistants on the market today. As a pioneer in the field of AI, Google Assistant supports voice and text commands using natural language processing. It can be used to perform a wide range of tasks, from internet searches to voice-controlled device control.

The app works with a wide range of smart appliances — from fridges to lights to cars — giving users a truly connected IoT experience.

Siri

Siri, the original of the virtual assistants, Siri was launched in 2011. Today, Siri is integrated into all iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and Apple TVs. Siri uses voice commands and natural language processing to process text messages and recognize songs playing in the background. It can also adapt over time based on language, search type, and user preferences.

Education

Duolingo

Duolingo lets you hear, read, and talk in hundreds of languages worldwide. It also has gamification options to keep you engaged.

Duolingo uses AI to automatically change the speed and intensity of each lesson according to how well your students perform. It also uses data and machine learning to make course improvements based on the subtleties of different languages.

ELSA Speak

ELSA Speak uses AI to help you enhance your English speaking abilities. The app uses speech data and voice recognition to listen to your accent and uses a color-coded system that detects. How closely you pronounced certain words and make suggestions for improvement.

In addition, the app includes language proficiency tests, a tailored curriculum, progress reporting, and individualized lessons.

Socratic

Socratic provides high school and middle school students with homework help. All students need to do is screenshot their work on their phone and Socratic’s AI will send them visual prompts to complete the assignment.

Acquired in 2018 by Google. The app uses NLP and TTS and provides support for a wide range of topics, including reading, writing, math, science, and trigonometry.

Personal Finance

Ally Financial

Ally Financial’s mobile banking app has an AI chatbot that can answer text and voice questions, handle money transfers and payments, and provide transaction summaries.

It also uses AI to streamline its loan approval process. Which involves extracting data from loan documents and comparing them. It to multiple databases to confirm an applicant’s identity, occupation, salary, and other pertinent information.

Health And Wellness

Calm

With more than 50 million downloads on Google Play and App Store. Calm is one of the most popular mobile meditation apps on the market today. It offers guided meditation, sleep, and stretching as well as music and scenes to help you fall asleep, relax, or focus.

Maps And Navigation

Google Maps

Google Maps uses smartphone location data and user reports from things like road construction and accidents to keep an eye on traffic, establish an ETA, and get you where you need to go as fast as possible.

The app also uses machine learning algorithms and historical traffic data to forecast traffic soon.

Bottom Line

This list of the best AI apps is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the AI mobile market, with new players emerging almost every day.