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OpenAIThe default general-purpose assistant, now with agents and deep research.
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The default general-purpose assistant, now with agents and deep research.
Long-context writing and code work with a strong editing instinct.
A code editor built around an agent that can read your whole repo.
An answer engine that cites what it used.
Still the strongest aesthetic default for generated imagery.
Voice generation and dubbing that holds up in production.
Video generation and editing tools aimed at filmmakers.
Search and drafting inside the wiki you already use.
The connective tissue between apps, now with AI steps.
Generate and iterate on React interfaces from a prompt.
Marketing copy at brand scale, with voice and campaign controls.
The editing layer that sits on top of everything you already type.
Completion and chat built into the editor most teams already use.
An AI-native editor with an agent that keeps its own task state.
A browser IDE where the agent can deploy what it builds.
Image generation that can actually spell.
Image generation with the controls game studios ask for.
Edit video by editing the transcript.
Talking-head video without a camera, in dozens of languages.
A search assistant that lets you pick the model behind the answer.
Search tuned for developers, with code in the answer.
Visual automation with real branching, cheaper than the alternative.
Meeting notes that write themselves while you talk.
Google's assistant, wired into Search, Workspace, and Android.
An assistant with real-time access to the social firehose.
Strong reasoning at a fraction of the usual price.
The European option, with open weights behind it.
Full songs with vocals from a text prompt.
Decks and documents that look designed without a designer.
Corporate avatar video for training and internal comms.
Meeting recorder that turns calls into searchable text.
A research notebook that only answers from the sources you give it.
Text and image to video with unusually good camera motion.
Short, playful video generation aimed at social formats.
Song generation with more control than a one-shot prompt.
The default framework for wiring models to everything else.
The retrieval-first framework, built around indexing documents.
Self-hostable platform for building LLM apps without a backend team.
The self-hostable automation tool for people who can read code.
One subscription to reach many models at once.
Meeting notes plus the analytics nobody asked for.
Prompt a full-stack app and get a running preview in the browser.
Full-stack app generation with a Supabase backend attached.
The launcher that became the fastest way to reach a model.