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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming synonymous with boosting productivity in the modern workforce.
According to the FlexOS “The “Top 100 AI for Work Platforms – April 2024” report, AI now plays a pivotal role in improving areas such as remote and hybrid work, HR, recruitment, and building employee engagement.
Moreover, the most used categories for the top 100 AI tools span many niche aspects of the workforce. According to the report, the top categories include:
Notably, the three most popular categories of AI tools are for creative work including image and video generation, image and video editing, and writing/editing content. Tied for the third most popular is the research category — which comes as no surprise given generative AI tools are known to exceed at scanning and manipulating text.
The Top 10 Generative AI platforms for work are:
Over 400 AI tools referenced in news, online directories, and lists were reviewed to create the report, comparing December monthly visits to February. The data shows that generative AI usage is quickly expanding in the workforce.
According to the report, the top 100 AI tools “booked 2,909 billion visits versus 2,857 billion in December. Normalized for the number of days, this means a 9% increase in just two months, dispelling any myths that Generative AI use is declining.”
While ChatGPT and Google Gemini were expected to rank high on the list, taking the number 1 and 2 spots, respectively, other notable high-profile platforms like Canva, Quillbot, and Poe by Quora's Adam D'Angelo are also shown as making significant strides in users — with image generators proving to be particularly popular in the top 100 tools for the workforce. The fastest growing generative AI platform for work was revealed to be Microsoft Copilot, which landed at the 14th spot on the list.
Outside of the top 100, emerging AI tools such as Kome AI, which provides instant summaries for articles and videos, and Krisp, an AI-powered assistant for meetings and calls, were also mentioned for their potential to contribute to a happier and more efficient future of work.
As AI tools continue to influence the workforce, businesses and individuals are embracing these technologies to streamline work tasks, enhance productivity, and foster better collaboration with remote peers.
The Top 100 AI for Work (full list):
