5 Awesome AI Tools That Automate Everything From Chatbots to Talking to Celebrities

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“Cheat Layer is a machine learning tool that helps automate trades by providing custom-trained GPT-4 models to become personal AI software engineers,” reads the product’s website. In other words, Cheat Layer is an AI tool that connects different tools together to create automation. It uses Project Atlas, which builds complete automations end-to-end using simple language prompts.

A demo video on the site shows what happens when you ask Cheat Layer to “Tweet about AI automation every day at 10 am.” The device works absolutely flawlessly.

Art AI

WisdomAI is a speech assistant powered by GPT-4. But unlike ChatGPT, which is trained on data from around the web, WisdomAI lets you create chatbots trained on audio and video content of your choice. You can upload your own content or link to various media platforms like podcasts, YouTube, Facebook, Zoom and more. WisdomAI then analyzes a library of content from various sources and creates a conversational response with the main points.

Servi, the company behind it, says the tool allows creators to “easily create conversational assistants for their digital products, including courses, memberships, training programs and podcasts.”

Banter AI

Banter AI is trained on the conversations of over 100 celebrities and experts, allowing you to chat with people like Elon Musk or Steve Jobs. The AI ​​will show some of their personality, retaining their voice and conversational style. The only catch is that when the AI ​​processes your speech, there is a delay of a few seconds before they respond.

Anything (SAM)

On April 6, Meta Class announced a new AI model called Anything Model (SAM) that can “cut out” anything in any image with a single click. The SAM class differs from iOS’s photo cropping feature by asking you anything you want using a variety of input prompts.

SAM takes various input requests, such as points, boxes, text, or the user’s view to select objects from an AR/VR headset, and generates output that can be used for other applications, such as video tracking, image editing, or 3D reconstruction. SAM is trained on more than 1 billion masks on 11 million images and can handle unusual objects and images without any additional training.

According to Meta, SAM uses advanced computer vision technology that allows computers to analyze and understand images/videos the same way humans see them.

Koe Recast

Koe Recast is a simple yet fun tool that transforms your voice. An example on the site is a 15-second clip of Mark Zuckerberg on a podcast, with his voice changed to a narrator, a woman, and an anime character. You can download the utility as an application.