OpenAI's conversational AI assistant, used for explanation, drafting and brainstorming.
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Anthropic's AI assistant, often used for working through long documents and detailed explanation.
Free, fast AI autocomplete and chat for students who want a no-cost coding assistant
Getting a quick, evidence-based read on what the research says about a claim
AI-assisted coding in a full code editor built around chat and autocomplete
Automating literature reviews by extracting answers from many papers at once
Google's AI assistant, integrated with Google's own products.
AI pair programmer built into your editor that autocompletes code, explains unfamiliar codebases, and can run autonomous "agent mode" tasks across multiple files.
A Socratic AI tutor that guides students toward answers instead of just giving them, built on Khan Academy's curriculum
A Google research assistant that answers questions using only the sources you upload.
An all-in-one workspace with AI built in for writing, summarizing, and searching across your notes, docs, and connected apps.
An AI search engine that answers questions and cites the sources it used.