The usage of artificial intelligence (AI) tools is at an all-time high. With generative capabilities transcending beyond generic text and into the realm of hyper realistic images and videos, AI tools have witnessed a lot of growth since the introduction of the viral ChatGPT chatbot last year.?
Other tools like CharacterAI and Google Bard have also made significant strides this year, witnessing net traffic growths of 463.4 million and 68 million visits respectively. Even then, ChatGPT emerged victorious with net traffic growth of 1.8 billion visits between September 2022 and August 2023.
Wondering which are the top 10 used artificial intelligence (AI) tools used over the last 12 months? Keep reading the list below.
1. Chat.openai (ChatGPT)
ChatGPT, OpenAI's viral chatbot, recorded a groundbreaking total traffic of 14.6 billion over the past year. Averaging at 1.5 billion visits every month, it dominated the chart by accounting for a staggering 60.17% of the entire traffic. This platform witnessed a positive net traffic growth of 1.8 billion, translating to an average monthly growth of 195.1 million visits, according to a WriterBuddy analysis.
2. Character
Another AI Chatbot, Character AI, gathered significant attention with a total of 3.8 billion visits. The AI tool has an average monthly visit of 318.8 million, contributing to 15.77% of the overall traffic. It experienced a commendable net traffic increase of 463.4 million or an average of 42.1 million traffic growth each month.
3. Quillbot
Quillbot, a tool specialising in AI Writing, attracted a total of 1.1 billion visits over the year. Averaging 94.6 million visits monthly, it represented 4.68% of the total AI traffic throughout the year. However, it faced a slight decline, with a net loss of 5.1 million visits, equating to an average monthly loss of 461.4K.
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4. Midjourney
Midjourney, an AI-powered image generator, witnessed a total of 500.4 million visits. With a monthly average of 41.7 million, it made up 2.06% of the entire AI traffic. The platform, however, experienced a decline with a net traffic loss of 8.7 million, averaging a monthly dip of 787.7K.
5. Huggingface
Huggingface, catering to data science enthusiasts, saw a total of 316.6 million visits. With its monthly visits averaging at 26.4 million, it contributed to 1.31% of the total traffic. Additionally, it saw a net growth of 3.5 million visits or an average monthly gain of 316.4K.
6. Bard.google (Google Bard)
Google Bard, another entrant in the AI chatbot category, recorded a total traffic of 241.6 million. Its monthly average stood at 34.5 million, making up 1.00% of the total traffic. The platform enjoyed a net growth of 68 million, which means an average monthly increase of 11.3 million.
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7. Novelai
Novelai, an AI writing tool, recorded a total of 238.7 million visits. Averaging 19.9 million visits every month, it made up 0.98% of the entire AI traffic this year. The tool saw a net growth of 10.1 million, or an average monthly increment of 918.9K visits.
8. Capcut
Capcut, a video generating AI tool, amassed a total traffic of 203.8 million. With 17 million visits each month on average, it contributed 0.84% to the overall AI-related traffic. The platform witnessed a net traffic growth of 14.6 million, which translates into a monthly gain of 1.3 million.
9. Janitorai
Janitorai, an AI chatbot, attracted 192.4 million visits in the aforementioned time period. Its standout feature was its high monthly average of 48.1 million visits, representing 0.79% of the entire traffic. It also showed a robust net growth of 48.8 million, with an average monthly increase of 16.3 million.
10. Civitai
Civitai, an AI image generation tool, attracted 177.2 million visits in total. Averaging at 17.7 million visits monthly, it made up 0.73% of the total traffic. The platform saw a net traffic growth of 23.3 million, translating to a monthly increase of 2.6 million.
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