The article looks at seven underexposed yet useful AI tools that cover AI language processing, predictive algorithms, self-optimising machine learning models, automated recruitment platforms, AI content creators, chatbot builders, and AI-powered video editing. Such tools, though lacking recognition, help improve life, business productivity, and inspire innovation.

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The control over Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has triggered a contest among experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Tech giants like Google and Facebook and smaller, innovative companies are vying for AGI supremacy. The outcome could significantly impact various sectors, raising questions about market monopoly, innovation, and collaboration.

The author presents nine lesser-known AI tools with potential to make significant changes to work processes and productivity. Despite the popularity of AI tools from tech giants like IBM, Google and Microsoft, the author argues that other lesser-known options developed by startups and individual developers also offer strong potential and are waiting to be discovered.