The app uses a combination of intricate capture and photorealism to then place the objects in any clip or condition. Based on the concept of 3D rendering, Luma uses AI tech to output extremely vivid 3D renditions of any real-world object. Luma AI is for the cinematographers and photo enthusiasts out there. Price: Free to use with a paid tier ($5.83 PM) For full usage, you need to buy a plan starting at $5.83 per month or $69.99 per year. For a mental health app, Youper is a nice combination of therapy, mindfulness, and calm.

There is also a separate Insights pane where Youper keeps track of your symptoms so long as you check in with your mood. From the feedback we received, it was quite accurate and tried to be friendly.

The AI-powered chat then reads the chat and lists out reasons and positive encouragement based on it. Youper also has a check-in system wherein users record their feelings on a scale and then list the reasons making them feel this way. The AI app can look up queries, answer complex questions, solve mathematical equations, become creative, and a lot more. Bing AI is an ingenious mixture of a search engine combined with a chatbot.

MS Bing while initially available to a select few is now available to everyone to use for free. However, unlike ChatGPT, Bing AI can access the Internet. The recently revamped search engine now comes with the power of GPT-4 and can do a whole lot. It’s hard to talk about AI apps and not mention Microsoft Bing. While not the most economical, Rizz AI is sure a mobile app you can give a shot at. Those looking for more must pay $6.99 per week for unlimited replies. Free users get 5 screenshot scans each week. There is the question of privacy but the company’s policy explains that it encrypts the messages. Rizz AI then scans the messages and uses AI to draft witty or downright funny replies. Instead, users need to upload screenshots of their conversations. However, the app doesn’t work like a keyword.

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