Chaindesk is a no-code platform that allows users to create custom AI chatbots powered by ChatGPT (gpt-4) and trained on their own data. It can be used to streamline customer support, onboard new team members, and more. The platform offers support for over 90 languages, and allows users to embed their chatbot onto their website, Slack, WhatsApp, and other platforms. It also provides insights and statistics on how users interact with their chatbot.


DocuChat is a GPT-3 powered chatbot service that allows users to upload documents, such as books, notes, essays, contracts, and guides, and ask questions in natural language to get answers from them. Users can create their own private or public chatbot, share them with friends, and get accurate answers from large bodies of text. The service also enables teams to train, onboard, and support employees with chatbots fed with company documents, and to make learning more convenient and engaging by uploading how-to resources, course materials, and notes.

Cohere is an intelligent automation tool designed to help customer service teams resolve tickets faster while reducing costs. It has features such as AI that understands language, not just keywords, providing solutions, not just answers, as well as analytics to identify potential issues and content gaps. It also has AI that extracts knowledge from past conversations and can perform actions on customers' behalf. With Cohere, teams can typically achieve a self-serve rate of 60%, go-live time of 3 days, and a 5x ROI outcome.

Userdesk is a no-code solution that allows users to quickly and easily create AI ChatBots trained on their data. It supports sources such as Notion, websites, PDFs, and more, and allows users to customize the chat and embed a chat widget on their website. It helps to reduce support volume and provides 24/7 support, increasing conversion rate and providing better customer support. It is free to sign up and use, and can be set up in minutes.

Bard is an early experiment by Google that allows users to collaborate with generative AI to boost productivity, accelerate ideas, and fuel curiosity. Powered by a research large language model (LLM), Bard assists users by generating responses to prompts, outlining blog posts, providing tips, and explaining complex concepts in simple terms. As an experiment, Bard may sometimes produce inaccurate or biased information, but it also offers multiple drafts of responses for users to choose from. Google is rolling out access to Bard in the U.S. and the U.K., with plans to expand to more countries and languages over time.