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Why Cronos Accelerator is the Launchpad for Next-Gen AI and Blockchain Startups Welcome to our special feature where we delve into the groundbreaking work of the Cronos Accelerator, the program aimed at catalyzing innovative startups at the intersection of blockchain and AI. Today, we have the privilege of speaking with , a prominent figure in the tech space, to shed light on how is fostering innovations that are shaping the future of blockchain technology and AI. Charlotte Kapoor Cronos Ready to transform your vision into reality? Join the Cronos Accelerator and be part of a future where innovation thrives. Register by November 24th, 2023 at . https://cronos.org/accelerators Hi Charlotte, it’s an honor to have you here for our "Behind the Startup" series. Can you share with us a bit about your professional journey and your involvement with Cronos Accelerator? Ishan Pandey: Thank you. Before joining the Cronos Labs team in January this year, I was a Partner at Outlier Ventures. I spent 5 years at Outlier where I spent time understanding the needs and requirements of web3 startups. I now oversee all aspects of the Cronos accelerator strategy and execution, my responsibilities encompass diverse areas, ranging from assisting teams with founders fundraising efforts and investor relations, to refining teams positioning and preparing projects for token launches. Prior to my venture into the blockchain space, I had a background in communications, which allowed me to gain valuable insight into consumer behavior. Charlotte Kapoor: Ishan Pandey: The vision behind Cronos Accelerator is intriguing. Could you elaborate more on how Cronos is shaping the convergence of blockchain and AI and fostering innovations in this realm? We see the confluence of crypto with artificial intelligence as a powerful accelerant. Blockchain technology is maturing and AI brings unparalleled speed and efficiency to take products to market. It's hard to find two technologies more of the zeitgeist, by 2025, the market size of Web3 and AI is projected to reach $39.7 billion and $126 billion, respectively, this offers ample opportunities for builders to create impactful and user-centric products. Charlotte Kapoor: The Cronos accelerator works with numerous businesses at this intersection including Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services (AWS). AWS and Google Cloud offer AI-related workshops and mentorship sessions to the participating projects. It’s founders that are looking to leverage this opportunity that we are keen to work within the accelerator. Ishan Pandey: There are a myriad of accelerators focusing on blockchain and AI. What distinguishes Cronos Accelerator from the others, and could you share some insights into the future directions and plans of Cronos? The Cronos accelerator is focused on building practical use cases to drive increased adoption of dApps, that genuinely attract users and contribute to real-world usage. We are looking for teams that help to grow the market, building on the primitives that are already there. We extend an open invitation to builders with original concepts and the willingness to turn them into a working product. We’re looking for novel proposals that solve real problems while demonstrating ingenious uses for AI, blockchain, and decentralized technology. We want to continue to grow our vibrant ecosystem which currently has over 500 dApps and partners to help deliver on our mission is to make it easy and safe for the next billion crypto users to adopt Web3. Charlotte Kapoor: Ishan Pandey: Accelerating mainstream adoption of AI and blockchain is crucial for the evolution of technology. How is Cronos playing a pivotal role in this, and what initiatives are underway to broaden awareness and utilization of Cronos’s offerings? While big tech has favored centralized AI models, Web3 aims to democratize AI for broader accessibility and neutrality. Consumer applications, one of the key areas of focus for the accelerator, are likely to lead the way in adoption, poised to drive rapid innovation, building on the Cronos chain offers a significant advantage, granting access to our ecosystem partner 's 80 million active user ecosystem. Charlotte Kapoor: Crypto.com Cronos is designed with the mindset of bringing billions of everyday users into the Web3 world powered by multiple public chains. Built on the Cosmos SDK while being Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible, Cronos is uniquely positioned to connect the EVM chains and Cosmos ecosystem to enable seamless crypto assets and dApps interoperability in the multichain world. Developers on Cronos can benefit from the support of Cronos Labs, a Web3 startup accelerator and ecosystem development fund. Builders and creators can tap into its $100m EVM fund. Ishan Pandey: AI and blockchain technologies have the potential to redefine multiple industries, including finance. In your perspective, what transformations can we anticipate in traditional sectors with the advent of these technologies, and how is Cronos contributing to this change? Businesses globally are looking at how they can adopt AI to promote the efficiency and performance of their human workforce. Based on more than 600 startup applications that the Cronos accelerator program has evaluated so far we’ve seen innovation from AI and blockchain technology in almost every area of industry. Charlotte Kapoor: In terms of Cronos’s disruption, it is designed to support the creator economy with Web3 applications such as DeFi and GameFi, ultimately serving as the foundational infrastructure for an open metaverse. As an open-source Layer 1 blockchain, Cronos aims to massively scale the Web3 user community by providing builders with the ability to instantly port apps and crypto assets from other blockchains. This contributes to the scaling of an open metaverse, enabling users to experience the full promise of self-custody of digital assets fundamentally transforming the way users share and create value. Ishan Pandey: As we witness the synergy between AI and blockchain, how do you perceive the societal implications of this integration, and what proactive measures is Cronos implementing to navigate the shifts in the technological landscape? The convergence of AI and blockchain is mutually beneficial. If AI is used properly, it can enhance the abilities of decentralised networks, enabling them to process data faster and make better decisions in hashing algorithms. While decentralizing AI aims to make it more accessible and neutral by democratizing it. Charlotte Kapoor: The Cronos accelerator is looking for teams who are looking to harness the power of both technologies and use them for real world applications that benefit society. To give some examples, this could be projects using blockchain to deliver improved access to AI, offering censorship resistance or finding ways to authenticate a specific AI model that is being used by a dApp. There could also be projects that are using AI to enhance the Web3 experience e.g. chat bots or no-code algo trading bots that help abstract complicated UX. Or in the consumer dApps space, AI-powered gaming infrastructure where non-playable characters can change and react to what the player does, or applications that embrace and cater to AI agents. The technological landscape is shifting quickly and we see a lot of room for apps that offer Web2-like interfaces driven by Web3 tech, solving real-world needs. Are you a startup eager to innovate and make a significant impact in the realms of blockchain and AI? You can still apply to the Cronos Accelerator and accelerate your venture in the thriving ecosystem of Web3 and AI! Apply for the Cronos Accelerator now at - Registration closes on the 24th of November, 2023. https://cronos.org/accelerators A big thank you to Charlotte for offering invaluable insights into the Cronos Accelerator and how it’s nurturing startups to build the next generation of blockchain and AI innovations. Stay tuned for more insightful discussions on the developments reshaping the tech landscape. Don’t forget to like and share the story! : Vested Interest Disclosure This author is an independent contributor publishing via our . 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Discover the Next Big Thing in AI & Blockchain with Charlotte Kapoor:  Cronos Accelerator

শার্লট কাপুরের সাথে AI এবং ব্লকচেইনে পরবর্তী বড় জিনিস আবিষ্কার করুন: Cronos Accelerator

Entdecken Sie mit Charlotte Kapoor das nächste große Ding in KI und Blockchain: Cronos Accelerator

Descubra la próxima gran novedad en IA y Blockchain con Charlotte Kapoor: Cronos Accelerator

Découvrez la prochaine grande nouveauté en matière d'IA et de blockchain avec Charlotte Kapoor : Cronos Accelerator

चार्लोट कपूर के साथ एआई और ब्लॉकचेन में अगली बड़ी चीज़ की खोज करें: क्रोनोस एक्सेलेरेटर

シャーロット・カプールと一緒に AI とブロックチェーンの次の大きなことを発見しましょう: Cronos Accelerator

Charlotte Kapoor와 함께 AI 및 블록체인의 차세대 혁신을 발견하세요: Cronos Accelerator

Descubra a próxima grande novidade em IA e Blockchain com Charlotte Kapoor: Cronos Accelerator

Откройте для себя новое большое достижение в области искусственного интеллекта и блокчейна вместе с Шарлоттой Капур: Cronos Accelerator

Charlotte Kapoor ile Yapay Zeka ve Blockchain'de Bir Sonraki Büyük Şeyi Keşfedin: Cronos Hızlandırıcı

Khám phá điều quan trọng tiếp theo trong AI & Blockchain với Charlotte Kapoor: Máy gia tốc Cronos

与 Charlotte Kapoor 一起探索人工智能和区块链的下一个重大事件：Cronos 加速器

Sampada "Sam" Kapoor recently led a presentation on Freedom in the Law for the Mississippi Humanities Council's "Ideas on Tap" Series. Ms. Kapoor gave the perspective of freedom through the lens of a litigator and discussed concepts of law and liberty. She was joined by co-panelists Rob Hill (American Civil Legal Union or "ACLU" Director), Russ Latino (Business and Constitutional Lawyer), and Charles Taylor (political data analyst). The three panelists were chosen for their expertise and background in policy and/or law. Ms. Kapoor was selected as a panelist due to her extensive experience in the law as a seasoned litigator. Ms. Kapoor is a 2017 graduate of the University of Mississippi School of Law, where she graduated with distinction. Ms. Kapoor currently works at Forman Watkins & Krutz, LLP, one of the premier law firms in Mississippi. Up to recently, she was teaching simultaneously at the University of Mississippi School of Law, using a combination of legal research and litigation experience to connect law students with real-world cases. Who Is Sampada "Sam" Kapoor? Sam is a talented young attorney who has shown extraordinary competence in her short legal career. After getting full scholarships in both college and law school and graduating with distinction, Sampada has shown an equal amount of proficiency in her legal practice. In just a short span of time, she has successfully defended large corporations, including Fortune 500 companies like Google, Chevron, International Paper Company, Georgia-Pacific, and Weyerhaeuser Company, among others. Her legal prowess is also reflected in numerous awards that she has won both during her legal education time and her practice. In her firm Forman Watkins & Krutz, LLP, Sam was invited to become a senior associate. Recently, Sam was listed in the 2023 Best Lawyers "Ones to Watch." list, which basically selects the best of the best lawyers in the USA who have been practicing law for less than 10 years. This is just one feather on her hat, and she was also recognized by the Mid-South Super Lawyers as a "Rising Start" in the year 2020. She has been getting recognized for this title ever since 2020. She was also recognized as one of the top 40 under 40 leaders in law by the Mississippi Bar Journal. Serving On The Board of Directors of Mississippi Bar's Young Lawyer Division (2021-2022) Sam has served on the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Bar Young Lawyers Division. Appointment to the board is done by the president of the Mississippi Bar and undergoes a rigorous process. The Division plays a crucial role in the overall legal workings of the Bar and the Courts. Sam was appointed to the 'Budget and Fi Committee' of the Mississippi Bar as well as the High School Mock Trial Committee. She actively worked on preparing and presenting the annual budget for the Mississippi Bar Board of Commissioners Her role included other activities like budgeting for all projects of The Mississippi Bar, allocating funds to the Young Lawyers Division, special work committees, pro-bono activities, community outreach, as well as planning and funding the Mississippi Bar's annual conference in Sandestin, Florida. Launching a Legal Pipeline Program For Minority Students Sam has been experiencing a huge gap in terms of diversity in both law schools and legal firms. As a first-generation attorney, she experienced the challenges a student and lawyer faces during the start of their career and law school. To address these challenges and contribute back to society, Sam designed a legal pipeline program at the local HBCU. This program gives minority students the opportunities they need to enter law school and build promising legal careers. This program is helping a lot of students, and in 2021 alone, 8 students were able to join reputed law schools with the help of this program. 3 of the 8 students were selected for Ivy League schools. Going forward, Sam plans to further increase her societal contributions through student mentoring and pro bono volunteerism, along with building her labor and employment legal experience.

Sam Kapoor Leads Presentation On Freedom And The Law

GenAI in Elections: Reshaping Campaigns, Raising Ethical Concerns

নির্বাচনে GenAI: প্রচারাভিযান পুনর্নির্মাণ, নৈতিক উদ্বেগ উত্থাপন

GenAI bei Wahlen: Kampagnen neu gestalten, ethische Bedenken aufwerfen

GenAI en las elecciones: remodelando campañas, planteando preocupaciones éticas

GenAI dans les élections : remodeler les campagnes et soulever des préoccupations éthiques

चुनावों में GenAI: अभियानों को नया स्वरूप देना, नैतिक चिंताएं बढ़ाना

選挙における GenAI: 選挙運動の再構築、倫理的懸念の高まり

선거에서의 GenAI: 캠페인 재편, 윤리적 우려 제기

GenAI nas eleições: remodelando campanhas, levantando preocupações éticas

ГенИИ на выборах: изменение избирательных кампаний, рост этических проблем

Seçimlerde GenAI: Kampanyaları Yeniden Şekillendirmek, Etik Kaygıları Artırmak

GenAI trong bầu cử: Định hình lại các chiến dịch, nâng cao mối quan ngại về đạo đức

GenAI 在选举中的应用：重塑竞选活动，引发道德担忧

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This initiative is rooted in a mission to encourage creative problem-solving, promote new perspectives, and facilitate the sharing of groundbreaking ideas. The conference offers more than just presentations; it’s a platform for building lasting professional connections and sharing valuable experiences. HackerNoon, known for its commitment to providing a space for technologists to share knowledge and ideas, significantly contributed to the success of The 2.0 Conferences. With a community of over 45,000 writers and 4 million monthly readers, HackerNoon ensured that the insights and innovations shared at the conference reached a broader audience. This collaboration allowed for dissemination of cutting-edge ideas and strategies discussed during the event, making the content accessible to a global community interested in technological advancements and industry trends. “The collaboration with HackerNoon brought a new dimension to our conference. Their coverage extended our reach and helped highlight the significant contributions and insights shared by our speakers and participants,” commented Yashasvi Kapoor, Manager of Delegate Relations at The 2.0 Conferences. “The collaboration with HackerNoon brought a new dimension to our conference. Their coverage extended our reach and helped highlight the significant contributions and insights shared by our speakers and participants,” commented Yashasvi Kapoor, Manager of Delegate Relations at The 2.0 Conferences. This strategic collaboration between HackerNoon and The 2.0 Conferences brought tangible benefits to the table, enhancing the attendee experience and broadening the event’s influence. The partnership ensured the conferences’ innovative ideas reached a global audience, harnessing a deeper understanding and appreciation of the potential to shape the future. 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The 2.0 Conferences Spark Global Conversations With HackerNoon As Esteemed Media Partner

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Die 2.0-Konferenzen lösen weltweite Gespräche aus, mit HackerNoon als geschätztem Medienpartner

Las conferencias 2.0 provocan conversaciones globales con HackerNoon como estimado socio de medios

Les conférences 2.0 suscitent des conversations mondiales avec HackerNoon comme partenaire média estimé

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As conferências 2.0 geram conversas globais com HackerNoon como estimado parceiro de mídia

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The famous cypherpunk mailing list from which Bitcoin (and other privacy tools) came was founded in late 1992 by the activists Eric Hughes, Tim May, and John Gilmore. However, this is far from being the only merit attributed to Gilmore. Indeed, while that specific mailing list isn’t active anymore, other important projects launched or supported by Gilmore are still around, always helping to keep our privacy and digital rights. Born in 1955 in Pennsylvania (US), . Gilmore's journey as a programmer began in 1982 at Sun Microsystems (now Oracle), where he was the fifth employee. John Gilmore is a pioneer in software development and cryptography, who made significant contributions that continue to shape the digital landscape He focused there on further developing Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD), an open-source operating system. In 1985, he also co-authored the Bootstrap Protocol, which evolved into DHCP, a fundamental mechanism for assigning IP addresses on networks. This essentially ensures that devices connected to a network can communicate with each other, forming the backbone of modern Internet connectivity. his efforts Likewise, Gilmore is a frequent collaborator in free software and has been involved in various GNU projects. They include maintaining the GNU Debugger and initiating GNU Radio, demonstrating his commitment to fostering open-source solutions. Besides, his entrepreneurial spirit led him to found Cygnus Solutions in 1989. This was a company dedicated to supporting free software and was sold to Red Hat in 1999. Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) In 1990, Gilmore took another step to fight for privacy and freedom online. Along with John Perry Barlow (author of the ), and Mitch Kapor (creator of Firefox), they founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation ( ). Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace EFF This is an NGO with a mission to safeguard online rights, whether it entails combatting mass surveillance or defending freedom of expression worldwide. Not only do they advocate for these causes, but they also equip people with the requisite tools and insights to fortify their online defenses. Through legal advocacy, the EFF takes on cases involving privacy violations, government surveillance, and free speech issues. They also work to shape policies and legislation that protect digital rights, promote Internet freedom, and develop technologies to enhance online privacy and security. One notable example is HTTPS Everywhere, a browser extension created in collaboration with the Tor Project. HTTPS Everywhere automatically switches websites from insecure HTTP to secure HTTPS, enhancing users' security and privacy while browsing the web. Other significant EFF software projects are Privacy Badger, a browser extension designed to block online trackers and advertisements; and Let's Encrypt, a free, automated, and open certificate authority that enables website owners to obtain and install SSL/TLS certificates for secure HTTPS connections. Cypherpunks and Activism Gilmore didn’t create any form of digital money himself, but he supported as a movement from the very beginning. The first physical meetings were held between Eric Hughes’s house and Cygnus Solutions headquarters in California, whereas the mailing list was originally hosted on toad.com, a domain owned and maintained by Gilmore. The mission of cypherpunks is protecting privacy and freedom by using cryptographic tools, something fully shared by : the cypherpunks Gilmore too “I want a guarantee—with physics and mathematics, not with laws—that we can give ourselves things like real privacy of personal communications. Encryption strong enough that even the NSA can’t break it.” Additionally, Gilmore has been a vocal advocate for digital rights and civil liberties. such as the creation of the FreeS/WAN project for IPsec encryption and sponsorship of the EFF's Deep Crack DES cracker. Both projects worked towards making digital communication more secure by either enhancing encryption standards or demonstrating weaknesses in existing ones. He’s also been involved in the development of numerous software projects aimed at enhancing digital security and privacy, Gilmore's commitment to promoting Internet freedom has also led him to support initiatives aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in government surveillance practices. He has been involved in legal battles challenging unconstitutional surveillance and censorship, demonstrating his dedication to defending civil liberties in the digital age. A remarkable case was , where he challenged the requirement to show identification for domestic air travel, arguing it violated his constitutional rights to travel. He also objected to the lack of transparency regarding the directive mandating ID checks, which is fair: although the courts reviewed the Security Directive privately, its contents remain undisclosed to the public. This is deemed an unconstitutional “ .” Sadly, despite Gilmore's claims, the court ruled against him for now. Gilmore v. Gonzales secret law Against Censorship Gilmore, as much as other cypherpunks, has a firm position against censorship. He’s still active in the fight for privacy by like Freedom Box, a small device that works as an independent server to avoid surveillance; and Freedom of Movement, the legal battle against secret laws. , censorship is a social weakness, and it doesn’t offer any advantages. supporting projects For him “Censorship is a counterproductive social policy and weakens the national security, by suppressing the flow of useful information among the honest citizenry. Widespread use of encryption also enhances the national security, by making private information more truly private, and by making systems and networks harder for dishonest people to penetrate.” In these days of censorship and surveillance, we need decentralized and privacy tools more than ever. Luckily, developers and activists like Gilmore keep working to deliver them free to use. One of them is the . Obyte crypto network is structured as a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) to achieve consensus and record transactions. This decentralized approach ensures greater transparency, security, and resilience against censorship and surveillance. Its architecture enables peer-to-peer transactions without the need for intermediaries. Moreover, its open and permissionless nature fosters innovation, allowing developers to build decentralized applications (Dapps) and smart contracts on the platform. Obyte Besides, relying on the , users have the option to verify their personal information, such as their real name, while ensuring it remains securely stored in their wallet and nowhere else. This verified information can then be shared selectively with trusted parties, allowing others to check its authenticity using the Obyte DAG. Self-Sovereign ID features Importantly, users retain full control over what information they share. By decentralizing control and empowering users with sovereignty over their data and assets, Obyte paves the way for a more inclusive and equitable digital economy. Just like John Gilmore and other cypherpunks have dreamed of. Read more from series: Cypherpunks Write Code Tim May & Crypto-anarchism Wei Dai & B-money Nick Szabo & Smart Contracts Adam Back & Hashcash Eric Hughes & Remailer St Jude & Community Memory Hal Finney & RPOW Featured Vector Image by Garry Killian / Freepik John Gilmore Photograph by Joi Ito / Flickr

Cypherpunks Write Code: John Gilmore and the Electronic Frontier Foundation

সাইফারপাঙ্কস কোড লিখুন: জন গিলমোর এবং ইলেকট্রনিক ফ্রন্টিয়ার ফাউন্ডেশন

Cypherpunks schreiben Code: John Gilmore und die Electronic Frontier Foundation

Los Cypherpunks escriben código: John Gilmore y la Electronic Frontier Foundation

Cypherpunks écrivent du code : John Gilmore et l'Electronic Frontier Foundation

साइफरपंक्स राइट कोड: जॉन गिलमोर और इलेक्ट्रॉनिक फ्रंटियर फाउंडेशन

サイファーパンクはコードを書く: ジョン・ギルモアと電子フロンティア財団

사이퍼펑크의 코드 작성: 존 길모어(John Gilmore)와 전자 프론티어 재단(Electronic Frontier Foundation)

Cypherpunks escrevem código: John Gilmore e a Electronic Frontier Foundation

Шифропанки пишут код: Джон Гилмор и Electronic Frontier Foundation

Şifrepunklar Kod Yazıyor: John Gilmore ve Electronic Frontier Foundation

Cypherpunks viết mã: John Gilmore và Electronic Frontier Foundation

密码朋克编写代码：约翰·吉尔摩和电子前沿基金会

Have you ever paused to consider just how much of your personal life is floating around in the digital world? And what exactly are faceless companies and dubious people doing with it? It could be an unsettling thought, indeed. That's precisely why safeguarding your digital privacy is so crucial in today's interconnected age. It's all about ensuring your security and maintaining your autonomy —financial autonomy, data autonomy, etc. In this era, where every digital move you make is being monitored. Countries like North Korea, China, and Iran are notorious for their stringent Internet censorship policies, modifying the truth to their convenience. It's not merely about restricting access to certain websites; there are regions it's about overseeing virtually every aspect of your online presence and even manipulating your thoughts and money. Fortunately, there are initiatives aimed at addressing these concerns and championing your digital rights. Several organizations and projects worldwide are already there, aiming to use new technologies to reach freedom and privacy for everyone. And you could even collaborate with some of them. Let’s find out more below. Free Software Foundation (FSF) This organization is dedicated to preserving the ethos of free and open-source software (FOSS). They firmly believe in affording you the freedom to utilize, examine, adapt, and distribute software as you see fit. Moreover, they're fervently committed to disseminating knowledge and raising awareness about the significance of these principles. ** ** It was created in October 1985 by Richard Stallman and has been supported from its inception by digital freedom enthusiasts. Over the years, the FSF has achieved remarkable milestones, —ideated by Stallman in 1983. This initiative seeks to develop a fully free and open-source operating system. 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This paper is under CC 4.0 license. available on arxiv Authors: (1) Shreyash Mishra has an equal contribution from IIIT Sri City, India; (2) S Suryavardan has an equal contribution from IIIT Sri City, India; (3) Megha Chakraborty, University of South Carolina, USA; (4) Parth Patwa, UCLA, USA; (5) Anku Rani, University of South Carolina, USA; (6) Aman Chadha, work does not relate to a position at Amazon from Stanford University, USA, or Amazon AI, USA; (7) Aishwarya Reganti, CMU, USA; (8) Amitava Das, University of South Carolina, USA; (9) Amit Sheth, University of South Carolina, USA; (10) Manoj Chinnakotla, Microsoft, USA; (11) Asif Ekbal, IIT Patna, India; (12) Srijan Kumar, Georgia Tech, USA. Table of Links Abstract & Introduction Related Work Task Details Participating systems Results Conclusion and Future Work and References 6. Conclusion and Future Work In this paper, we summarize the approaches used by the participants for the Memotion 3 task and analyze the results. Due to the multi-modal nature of the dataset, all teams use a pre-trained image and text embedding models. However, each team presents a novel model pipeline. The highest scores achieved in Task A, Task B and Task C of Memotion 3.0 are 34.41%, 79.77% and 59.82% respectively, which shows there is significant room for improvement. On analysis of the results and the mis-classified examples on the test set, we find that "Sarcasm" and "Humour" are difficult to identify, especially in code-mixed memes. While we address Hind-English code-mixed memes in this paper, future work could include exploring other languages/language pairs. A unified baseline model to analyze memes in multiple languages could also be an interesting possibility. References [1] R. Dawkins, The selfish gene, Granada Publishing Lim, 1979. [2] A. Marwick, Memes, Contexts 12 (2013) 12–13. [3] N. Akhther, Internet memes as form of cultural discourse: A rhetorical analysis on facebook, 2018. doi:10.31234/osf.io/sx6t7. [4] S. 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Looking for the best ChatGPT alternatives? More and more people are turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT to help with all sorts of tasks. But what if ChatGPT isn’t the perfect fit for you? We don’t like ChatGPT that much. Sometimes, the information is old, it can give biased answers, too, and it has many filters. But don’t worry! There are lots of other great options out there. To make your life easier, we’ve gathered a list of the best alternatives to ChatGPT. These chatbots are smart, helpful, and ready to assist you in getting your work done faster and better. So, keep reading our unbiased and unsponsored take to find your next favorite AI chatbot other than ChatGPT! The information presented in this article is based solely on my (Mukund Kapoor) independent analysis and research. Any links included within this content are not affiliate links and are provided for reader convenience only. I have not been sponsored or influenced by any companies mentioned to promote or rank their products. Best ChatGPT Alternatives If you’re looking for general ChatGPT alternatives because you don’t want to spend $20 every month or you’re not able to buy ChatGPT Plus, then this list is for you. Here are some of the best ChatGPT alternatives that you can try if ChatGPT is not what you like: 1. Chatsonic by Writesonic Chatsonic, powered by GPT-4, is a chatbot that aims to overcome the limitations of ChatGPT. It offers real-time data, image and voice searches, and a wide range of content creation abilities. Chatsonic is an AI writing tool that offers an unlimited plan for just $16 per month, making it the most affordable option compared to ChatGPT. Why Try Chatsonic as an Alternative to ChatGPT You can use Chatsonic to find accurate information online and avoid making mistakes. AI chatbots remember conversations and use them to keep talking to you. In our opinion, you should try using ChatSonic instead of ChatGPT. It is a great alternative that you might find more valuable as we have tried it among all the other tools in this list and found that Chatsonic performs far better than any other AI chatbot. The best part is it costs $4 less than ChatGPT, making this a worthy ChatGPT alternative. Though you may find many free options, our advice would be to go with Chatsonic and try this ChatGPT alternative. Key Features: At just $16 per month, it’s cheaper than ChatGPT but offers as much or even more. Low Cost: Chatsonic uses Google’s Knowledge Graph. That means you get up-to-date and correct info anytime. Google Know-How: You can talk to it like it’s a coach, a poet, or even a stand-up comedian! Makes chatting more fun. Fun Personas: Unlike ChatGPT, Chatsonic can make art from text. Just type something and see it turn into a cool image. AI Art: It remembers your past chats, which is super useful for keeping the conversation flowing. Smart Memory: You can also use voice commands, a step from just typing. More than Text: Got a phone? You can use Chatsonic. There’s an Android app that makes it a breeze to use on the go. Easy to Use Anywhere: If you have a business, you can make your own chatbot with Botsonic. No need for coding! DIY Chatbots: Pricing: ChatSonic offers a tiered pricing model to cater to different needs, which is fairly competitive in the market. When you sign up for a trial, you can access 10,000 premium words at no cost. If you already have a word balance on Chatsonic and would like to generate more, you can easily do so. In addition, a subscription option for $16/month provides access to an infinite supply of premium words. 2. Microsoft Bing When you think about AI-driven chat tools, the focus usually shifts to Google and OpenAI. But Microsoft Bing has shown it's not one to be overlooked. Offering an AI model that rivals ChatGPT, Microsoft has released an upgraded version of Bing that features their AI chat engine, codenamed "Sydney." Originally announced as the "Prometheus model," it was later confirmed that the tech behind it is none other than GPT-4. Why Try Microsoft Bing as an Alternative to ChatGPT For those who seek a search engine and a conversational AI bot in one, Bing provides this with finesse. The new Bing also features a Chat mode, which allows users to engage in contextual conversations based on web queries. The service also offers multimodal capabilities, visual answers, and enhanced accuracy. What makes it even more comparable to ChatGPT is its feature set, which includes abilities to plan trips, find recipes, and offer advice. Previously available only via a waitlist, Bing’s chat engine is now public. Key Features: This ensures the chat experience is as fluid and conversational as ChatGPT. Powered by GPT-4: Unlike some other chatbots, Bing also supports visual queries and can provide visual answers. Visual Input and Output: Bing AI is hooked to the web, delivering the latest information on any subject matter. Internet Connectivity: Bing keeps a history of your chats so that you can return to them later. Chat History: Bing offers different conversational styles, making it versatile for various users. Different Chat Modes: One standout feature is that Bing credits the sources from where it pulls information, providing an extra layer of trust. Cites Sources: : Pricing One of the best parts? Bing is free to use. So, if you’re looking for a no-cost alternative to ChatGPT, Bing offers a compelling case. 3. Google Bard There are now a lot of new AI conversational apps, but Google Bard an excellent alternative to ChatGPT after Microsoft's Bing Chat. It uses LAMDA (Language Model for Dialogue Applications) to have deep and long talks with users. Why Try Google Bard as an Alternative to ChatGPT Google Bard presents itself as an intriguing alternative to ChatGPT, particularly for those who are already invested in Google's ecosystem of products and services. Google Bard is also meant to be very good at understanding context and producing text that makes sense and is relevant to the context. Key Features: : Unlike other alternatives, Bard accepts both text and image inputs, making it a multi-modal chatbot. This opens doors to diverse use cases, from visual searches to image-based Q&As. Text and Image Uploads : Google's extensive database is a treasure trove of information. Bard taps into this to deliver answers that are accurate and incredibly exhaustive. Real-time Research : Bard relies on Google's next-gen PaLM 2 language and conversational model, which offers a more refined conversational experience compared to its predecessors. PaLM 2-Powered : Whether you're a coder or a content creator, Bard's export options are a boon. You can export your interactions to Google Docs or Colab, enhancing workflow efficiency. Export Capabilities : Bard's language capabilities are not confined to English. It supports multiple languages, making it an ideal tool for global users. Multilingual Support Pricing: As of now, Google Bard is free of cost since it is an experimental project. Google has not disclosed any future pricing plans, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious users. 4. Claude AI The fourth alternative to ChatGPT that has gained a lot of users in the past month is Claude AI, developed by Anthropic. With enhanced features and capabilities, Claude 2 takes the user experience to a new level. The company, which has received support from Google, positions itself as a direct competitor to OpenAI. Claude does not traditionally use the LLM model. The product utilizes unique AI techniques, referred to as "proprietary," which encompass a neural network, training data, and other undisclosed components. Why Try Claude AI as an Alternative to ChatGPT ClaudeAI is cool and does some things better than ChatGPT. First, you can add files like Word or PDFs. Claude reads them and then talks to you about them. This is something ChatGPT can't do. You can ask Claude questions about the file you uploaded, and it understands what you're asking. Another cool thing is Claude can handle a lot of words. You can chat about many things at once, and it will not forget what it said earlier. It's like talking to a friend who listens. That's because Claude uses 100K tokens, way more than ChatGPT's 8K. Claude knows things that happened up to early 2023, so it has fresher info than ChatGPT. If you want to know about new phones or events, Claude is better. But be careful with links. Claude tries to tell you what a website says, but sometimes it gets wrong. So don't trust it too much for this. Still, Claude has a lot going for it, and it is a good option if you need to upload files or want more recent information. Key Features: : Claude's got a 100k context window. What does that mean? It means it remembers a lot of what you said, so you don't have to keep repeating yourself. Big Chat Window : You can load a whole library of books into Claude. So, if you're a book lover, you and Claude will get along just fine. Book Smart : You can even send PDF files to Claude. I'll read them and chat about it with you. File Uploads : Claude is designed to be super safe to use. That's a big deal if you're worried about that kind of thing. Safe and Sound Pricing: Guess what? Claude is free right now if you're in certain countries. But they also have some plans where you pay based on how much you chat. It's cheaper than GPT-4, so that's something to consider if you're watching your wallet. 5. Poe AI Poe is a popular chatbot website that uses artificial intelligence to answer questions as quickly as possible. This unique Quora product is built on OpenAI GPT and Claude-version 1.2. Why Try Poe AI as an Alternative to ChatGPT Poe AI is the brainchild of Quora's CEO, Adam D'Angelo. His aim? To make bots easy for all to use. Poe AI offers something different in a busy field of bots like Google Bard and Bing AI. However, it's not free right now as you can only type 2 to 3 messages per day, and it costs $19/month, but it has some good reviews. The reason why it ranks so low on our list is that it lacks a lot of features that Chatsonic or Microsoft Bing AI Chat provides. Key Features: : Poe offers access to various bots like ChatGPT, GPT-4, Claude Plus, and Claude Instant, all in one interface. Multiple Bots in One App : Poe's mobile app makes it easy to chat on the go, a feature that many users find convenient compared to web-only interfaces. Mobile-Friendly : Poe provides a Pro service at $19.99 a month, which removes daily message limits and offers premium features. Subscription Plans : Poe aims to guide users in selecting the most appropriate bot for specific tasks, like writing or programming. Bot Recommendations : The app syncs all your chat data across different devices, so you can pick up right where you left off. Inter-Device Sync : Poe allows you to create and customize your own bots for unique use cases. User-Created Bots Pricing: Poe's Pro service is priced at . This gives you more access to bots. It's a decent deal if you plan to use bots a lot. $19.99 a month 6. Jasper Chat Jasper is a powerful tool that makes different kinds of content using AI. Recently, they made Jasper Chat, which is like ChatGPT but mainly for businesses like marketing and ads. It can create blog posts, suggest titles, make emails sound nice, and do other writing jobs. It can even make pictures for your stuff. Jasper Chat is built to help with writing, marketing, and sales. It uses GPT-3.5, like ChatGPT, and some other AI tech. It's great for customer service, sales, and marketing tasks. Why Try Jasper as an Alternative to ChatGPT Jasper Chat, ranked 6th among ChatGPT alternatives, is a helpful tool for content creators. It's part of the Jasper suite of AI tools and can do many things. It can write blog articles, suggest catchy titles, and even create AI art. One cool thing about Jasper Chat is that it works in 29 languages, so it's great for people worldwide. It also remembers past conversations, so it feels like a real chat. You can even teach it to sound like your brand. However, it's not perfect. Sometimes, it makes mistakes, so you might need to check its work. Also, it's not free; you must pay at least $59 monthly. But if you're serious about making content, it could be worth it. In short, Jasper Chat is a useful tool for content creators. It might not be the best in every way, but it's an excellent all-around choice. Key Features: : Jasper Chat can generate content in 29 different languages. Multilingual Support : The chatbot remembers previous interactions for more coherent and context-aware conversations. Context Memory : Users can train Jasper to align with their specific brand voice. Brand Training : Jasper can produce a wide range of content, from blog articles to AI-generated art. Content Variety Pricing: Jasper Chat is available to paid subscribers through Jasper's Business and Boss plans. The Boss plan starts at , offering a range of premium features, including the chatbot. $59 per month Although there is no free tier specifically for Jasper Chat, the company does offer a 5-day trial to let users explore its capabilities before committing to a subscription. ChatGPT Alternatives Comparison Table Features / Chatbots Chatsonic Microsoft Bing Google Bard Claude AI Poe AI Jasper Chat Cost ✅ $16/month ✅ Free ✅ Free ✅ Free (Limited) ❌ $19.99/month ❌ $59/month Real-Time Data ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ Image Search ✅ ✅ Visual Input ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ Voice Search ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ Content Creation ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅ Memory ✅ ✅ Chat History ❌ ✅ 100K Tokens ❌ ✅ Up-to-Date Info ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ❌ ❌ Fun Personas ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ Art Creation ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅ Multilingual ❌ ❌ ✅ ❌ ❌ ✅ DIY Chatbots ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅ ❌ File Uploads ❌ ❌ ✅ ✅ ❌ ❌ Mobile App ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ✅ ❌ Which is The Best ChatGPT Alternative? There are several worthy ChatGPT alternatives in the market. But, based on functionality, ease of use, and value for money, Chatsonic by Writesonic and Jasper stand out as top contenders. Everything I Liked : Writesonic doesn’t just limit itself to chat functionalities; it also offers a robust set of tools for content creation, from blog posts and articles to social media updates. Rich Feature Set : Writesonic’s underlying language model has been trained extensively, ensuring that the text generated is coherent, relevant, and, most importantly, human-like. High-Quality Text Generation : With a clean, intuitive UI, Writesonic makes it easy, even for those who are not tech savvy, to navigate through its numerous features. User Experience : Writesonic allows you to tweak the output according to your needs. You can customize tone, style, and word usage to align with your brand’s voice. Customization : Although you mentioned that cost isn’t a primary concern, it’s worth noting that Writesonic offers various plans for both individual freelancers and large enterprises. Pricing Flexibility Honorable Mention: Jasper If cost were not a factor, Jasper would be a strong contender for the top spot. Its capabilities are quite similar to those of Writesonic, including excellent text generation and customization features. However, the pricing model makes it a less accessible option for some users, especially those on a budget. And that's the end of this article. We hope this post helps you choose the best alternative similar to ChatGPT. If you have any questions or are stuck at any point making the right decision, please comment below. GreatAIPrompts community is always here for your help. This was also published on . The inclusion of any links or lists in this article is not promotional, affiliate, or for my personal benefit in any way. It was created by Mukund Kapoor without using any AI writing tool. Oh, and don’t forget to check out my recent post on . Disclaimer: content greataiprompts.com Best AI Image Generators

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Are you searching for the best AI image generators? AI image generators work by taking a text prompt and using their best efforts to transform it into a corresponding image. Though it is easy to create AI art (and we love to do that), finding the best AI art generator is challenging. This post has compiled a comprehensive list of the best AI image generators to help you generate awesome AI-generated images in minutes. Let’s get started! The Best AI Image Generators in 2023 (Must Try) AI image generators have been causing quite a buzz lately, and it’s easy to see why. But if you’re wondering what they are and why they’re so popular, you’re not alone. AI image generators are programs that use artificial intelligence to create images. They’ve been trained on millions of photos and have learned to identify and generate images based on these training data. Some notable AI image generators include Dall-E, Stable Diffusion, and Craiyon​​. However, there are a lot of other best AI image generators that provide many features, too. In creating this list of the best AI image generators, we had a few crucial factors in mind: The image generator’s ability to create AI images from a text prompt. The independent functionality of the AI image generator. The ease of use & customization options. So, without further ado, let’s check our list of the best AI image generators: DALL·E 1. is a fantastic AI image generator from OpenAI, the well-known language model ChatGPT makers. DALL·E 3 stands out for its exceptional simplicity and affordability for those looking for the best AI image generation. DALL·E 3 Although its results may not be the most photorealistic, its ease of use makes it a top choice for beginners. It offers a highly user-friendly process. Simply sign up for a free OpenAI account, type in your desired prompt, and click . Generate In mere seconds, you’re presented with four distinct AI-generated image variations. If you’ve ever used ChatGPT, the interface will be familiar and comfortable. Regarding pricing, DALL·E 2 offers a fair deal. Upon signing up, you get 50 free credits with 15 additional credits added to your account each month. Each credit allows you to create four image variations from a single prompt. If you need more, packs of 115 credits can be purchased for $15, roughly $0.13 per prompt or $0.0325 per image variation. : Pricing 50 free credits upon signup, plus 15 free each month. Packs of 115 additional credits are available for $15. API pricing starts from $0.016/image. 2. Bing Image Creator Microsoft has created an excellent AI image generator called . Bing Image Creator Who doesn’t love free AI tools (we love them too…hehe🥹)? This is the best part of Bing AI art generator. It’s powered by a more advanced version of the DALL-E model, promising the same or even higher quality results. The convenience and accessibility it offers make it an appealing choice. Bing Image Creator eliminates the problem of switching between platforms. With your Microsoft account, you can easily access the image generator on the same platform where Bing’s AI chatbot, Bing Chat, is available. The image generator can even be directly accessed through Bing Chat. Simply ask it to create an image based on your desired prompt, and voilà, your image is ready. This seamless integration of tools under one umbrella makes Bing Image Creator one of the best AI image generators on the internet. The best part about Bing Image Creator is its free accessibility. All you need to get started is a visit to the website and a sign-in with your Microsoft account. Pricing The number of Microsoft rewards will determine how many AI-generated images you can create. For example, right now, in our account, we have 100 reward points. With 100 reward points, we can generate up to 90 images. Free: 3. NightCafe If you’re looking for an AI art generator that offers an array of art styles and options, is a name to remember. NightCafe It stands out for its user-friendly interface, a credit-based system, and an active community you can engage with. NightCafe is particularly appreciated for the control it gives users over the image generation process. The best part is you are the sole owner of the content you create on NightCafe. You can do whatever you want with it – share, sell, print. It’s all yours! : The pricing of NightCafe is based on a credit system. The free package gives you 30 credits per month. Each image generation costs 2 credits, and video creation costs 5 credits. Pricing : 30 credits/ month Free : $5.99/ month (100 Credits) AI Beginner : $9.99/ month (200 Credits) AI Hobbyist : $19.99/ month (500 Credits) AI Enthusiast : $49.99/ month (1400 Credits) AI Artist 4. Runway ML is a robust AI image generator built for creators and artists. It stands out due to its ease of use and user-friendly interface, even for those with no coding experience. Runway ML It offers a variety of models, including StyleGAN and BigGAN, that can generate high-quality images based on your specific prompts. Pricing: The pricing for Runway ML varies depending on your needs. They offer a free tier, which includes limited processing power and access to pre-trained models. They offer different subscription plans for more demanding projects with increased processing power and advanced features. : 120 Credits Free $15/ month (625 credits) Standard: $35/ month (2250 credits) Pro: : Custom Enterprise 5. Artbreeder is another unique AI image generator that allows users to blend and create images like genetic crossing, resulting in unique AI-generated artwork. Artbreeder Artbreeder sets itself apart with its breeding system, which enables the creation of an entirely new image by merging two or more parent images. To control the outcome, you can adjust individual genes, represented by different visual attributes like color or shape. It’s like a communal game of creation where millions of images from users worldwide are available for . breeding Pricing: Artbreeder is free to use but comes with limitations on the number of images you can create and download. You can opt for one of their subscription plans for increased usage and additional features. : 10 credits/ month Free : $8.99/ month (100 credits) Starter : $18.99/ month (275 credits) Advanced : $38.99/ month (700 credits) Champion 6. DeepAI is an AI art generator that transforms photos into artwork based on the styles of famous painters or unique patterns. DeepAI It’s a fantastic tool for transforming ordinary images into extraordinary art pieces. DeepAI’s unique selling proposition lies in its focus on style transfer. You upload a style image (a painting, pattern, or any picture) and a target image. 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