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Eric Siu and a co-host argue most new AI tools are just feature add-ons that will get commoditized. They single out Jasper as an example and recommend creators stick with ChatGPT and Bard instead of chasing niche tools.
Eric Siu and a co-host argue most new AI tools are just feature add-ons that will get commoditized. They single out Jasper as an example and recommend creators stick with ChatGPT and Bard instead of chasing niche tools.
I think you should just mainly stick with ChatGPT and Bard and not worry about the 100 other tools that are out there.
Everyone tells me about their latest and greatest tool. It used to be like Jasper and they're like, oh, you got to focus on ChatGPT, you got to focus on this tool. They're doing some crazy stuff with their API.
The way I look at it is there's too many tools coming out. Too many of them are features. They're not actually solving a big problem. They're just doing one little piece of the puzzle.
I also think a lot of the AI tools out there being built are just crap.
They're not defensible and they're going to be commoditized very quickly. Jasper is a prime example. That company will be worth very little to nothing. Mark my words. You don't need it to create content. You can just create it with ChatGPT or Bard. Skip the paying money.
