What were the most popular artificial intelligence tools of 2023?
2023 is being described as the "year of artificial intelligence." A new study has revealed the 10 most popular AI tools of 2023.
Due to significant advancements in the field of artificial intelligence, 2023 is referred to by many as the "year of artificial intelligence (AI)." Indeed, this year we have witnessed both exciting and concerning developments in AI. A new study has revealed the 10 most popular artificial intelligence tools of 2023.
According to the survey reported by Donanımhaber from the online content writing company Writerbuddy.ai, ChatGPT, which received more than 14 billion visits between September 2022 and August 2023, is the world's most popular generative AI tool. It is followed closely by the Character.ai service with 3.8 billion users.

Quillbot, a neural network for text writing, is in third place with a total of 1.1 billion visits. The image generator Midjourney takes fourth place, followed by the Hugging Face tool. We see that Google's chatbot Bard is in sixth place with 241.6 million visits. You can find the full list below.
The 10 most popular AI tools of 2023:
1. ChatGPT - 14.6 billion visits
2. Character.ai - 3.8 billion visits
3. Quillbot - 1.1 billion visits
4. Midjourney - 500.4 million visits
5. Hugging Face - 316.6 million visits
6. Bard - 241.6 million visits
7. NovelAI - 238.7 million visits
8. Capcut - 203.8 million visits
9. Janitor AI - 192.4 million visits
10. Civitai - 177.2 million visits
News Source: 12punto
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