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Models and chatbots: the 30 most written about

ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Grok and 27 more, ranked by how much of the world has written about each one.

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ChatGPT · Generative AI chatbot by OpenAI · Gio Antonio, Public domain

Models and chatbots, ranked

Most written-about first. Each description summarises the model or chatbot's Wikipedia article, which its name links to.

  1. ChatGPT 1

    ChatGPT

    Generative AI chatbot by OpenAI

    A chatbot from OpenAI built on generative AI, first released on November 30, 2022. It answers users' prompts with text, speech and images, produced by large language models of a particular kind: generative pre-trained transformers, or GPTs.

    Wikidata · Photo: Gio Antonio, Public domain

  2. 2

    Google Gemini

    Chatbot developed by Google

    Also called Google Gemini, a chatbot and virtual assistant from Google built on generative artificial intelligence. It runs on the family of large language models (LLMs) that shares its name; earlier it was based on PaLM 2 and LaMDA.

    Wikidata

  3. Grok 3

    Grok

    Large language model family by SpaceXAI

    A series of large language models for generative AI, developed by SpaceXAI. Elon Musk launched it in November 2023 as a project built on an LLM, a large language model, also called Grok.

    Wikidata · Photo: Software: xAI Screenshot: VulcanSphere, Public domain

  5. Microsoft Copilot 5

    Microsoft Copilot

    AI chatbot developed by Microsoft

    A chatbot based on generative artificial intelligence, made by Microsoft AI, a division of Microsoft. Built on Microsoft's Prometheus large language model, it launched in February of 2023, taking over from Cortana, the discontinued assistant of Windows 10, as Microsoft's main offering.

    Wikidata · Photo: Microsoft, Microsoft Bing, Public domain

  6. Midjourney 6

    Midjourney

    Image-generating machine learning model

    A program and service of generative AI, made and hosted by Midjourney, Inc., a San Francisco–based "independent research lab". Like Stability AI's Stable Diffusion and OpenAI's DALL-E, it turns descriptions in natural language, called prompts, into images, and it is counted among the AI boom's technologies.

    Wikidata · Photo: Deviationsz1, Public domain

  7. DALL-E 7

    DALL-E

    Image-generating deep learning model

    A group of text-to-image models from OpenAI, DALL-E, DALL-E 2 and DALL-E 3, which use deep learning to create digital images from natural language descriptions called prompts.

    Wikidata · Photo: DALL-E, Public domain

  8. 8

    Gemini

    Large language model developed by Google

    A family of large language models (LLMs), multimodal, from Google DeepMind, succeeding PaLM 2 and LaMDA. Announced on December 6, 2023, it includes Gemini Pro, Gemini Flash, Gemini Flash Lite and Gemini Deep Think.

    Wikidata

  9. Stable Diffusion 9

    Stable Diffusion

    Image-generating machine learning model

    A text-to-image model built on deep learning and diffusion techniques, released in 2022. This generative AI technology is Stability AI's leading product, and is counted as part of the continuing AI boom.

    Wikidata · Photo: VulcanSphere, Public domain

  10. 10

    GPT-4

    2023 text-generating language model

    Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4 (GPT-4), OpenAI's large language model and the fourth of its GPT series of foundation models.

    Wikidata

  12. GPT-3 12

    GPT-3

    2020 text-generating language model

    Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 (GPT-3), a large language model that OpenAI released in 2020 in its GPT series.

    Wikidata · Photo: איתן ברוך, CC BY-SA 4.0

  13. 13

    Sora

    OpenAI text-to-video models (2024–2026)

    An OpenAI product that combined a social media app with a model turning text into video. Using artificial intelligence, the model made short clips from prompts, and could lengthen existing short videos.

    Wikidata

  14. AlphaFold 14

    AlphaFold

    Artificial intelligence program by DeepMind

    An artificial intelligence (AI) program from DeepMind, a subsidiary of Alphabet, that predicts the structure of proteins, built with deep learning techniques.

    Wikidata · Photo: Kep17, CC BY-SA 4.0

  15. 15

    Llama

    Large language model by Meta AI

    A family of large language models (LLMs) that Meta AI has released since February 2023.

    Wikidata

  16. 16

    BERT

    Series of language models developed by Google AI

    Bidirectional encoder representations from transformers (BERT), a language model that Google researchers introduced in October 2018. Through self-supervised learning it learns to represent text as a series of vectors.

    Wikidata

  17. 17

    LaMDA

    Google large language models family

    A family of large language models for conversation, developed by Google. It started out in 2020 under the name Meena; its first generation was announced at the Google I/O keynote in 2021, and the second a year later.

    Wikidata

  18. 18

    AlphaZero

    Game-playing artificial intelligence

    A computer program from DeepMind, the artificial intelligence research company, made to master go, shogi and chess. Its algorithm takes an approach much like AlphaGo Zero's.

    Wikidata

  20. 20

    PaLM

    Large language model developed by Google

    A large language model (LLM) from Google AI: a dense, decoder-only transformer with 540 billion parameters. Researchers also trained smaller versions of it to test how model scale affects results.

    Wikidata

  21. 21

    Suno

    Music generator

    A platform for making music with generative artificial intelligence, designed to produce music that can contain both instruments and vocals.

    Wikidata

  22. GPT-2 22

    GPT-2

    2019 text-generating language model

    Generative Pre-trained Transformer 2 (GPT-2), a large language model (LLM) from OpenAI and the second in its foundational GPT series. Its pre-training data was 8 million web pages.

    Wikidata · Photo: Unknown, Public domain

  23. 23

    GPT-4o

    Large multimodal model from OpenAI

    A generative pre-trained transformer from OpenAI, multimodal and multilingual, released in May 2024 in its GPT series. It can take in and produce text, audio and images.

    Wikidata

  24. 24

    GPT-5

    2025 multimodal model by OpenAI

    A multimodal large language model from OpenAI, fifth in its line of GPT foundation models, that is, generative pre-trained transformers. It followed GPT-4 and was launched on August 7, 2025.

    Wikidata

  25. Ernie Bot 25

    Ernie Bot

    Chatbot developed by Baidu

    An artificial intelligence chatbot from the Chinese technology company Baidu; its full name is Enhanced Representation through Knowledge Integration. In Chinese natural language processing tasks it rivals the GPT models.

    Wikidata · Photo: Software: Baidu Screenshot: VulcanSphere, Public domain

  26. 26

    Tay

    Chatbot developed by Microsoft

    A chatbot that Microsoft Corporation first put out on Twitter, as a bot, on March 23, 2016. It became controversial when it started posting offensive, inflammatory tweets from its account, and Microsoft shut it down just 16 hours after launch.

    Wikidata

  27. 27

    You.com

    Search engine

    A startup company working on artificial intelligence and search.

    Wikidata

  28. 28

    Cleverbot

    Chatbot web application

    A web application for chatting with a bot, launched in October 2008 and created by Rollo Carpenter, a British AI scientist.

    Wikidata

  29. 29

    Veo

    Video-generating machine learning model

    Also called Google Veo, a text-to-video model from Google DeepMind, announced in May 2024. A generative AI model, it makes videos from users' prompts.

    Wikidata

  30. 30

    Deep Learning Super Sampling

    Image upscaling technology by Nvidia

    Usually shortened to DLSS, a set of Nvidia technologies that use deep learning to enhance and upscale images in real time, offered in a number of video games. The aim is to run most of the graphics pipeline at lower resolution for better performance, then infer from that a higher-resolution image with roughly the detail it would have had if rendered at the higher resolution in the first place.

    Wikidata

How this list was made

Every Wikidata item that is a large language model, a chatbot, a text-to-image model, a foundation model or another kind of AI model, and that has its own English Wikipedia article, ranked by the number of Wikimedia sites with a page about it — Wikipedia's language editions, mostly, and sister projects such as Wikiquote. That counts how many communities independently thought it worth describing, and nobody can buy a place on it. The top 30 are shown.

Removed by hand

Wikidata files these under this list's query, but they are not what the list is about:

  • SAS — Statistical software, not an AI model.

Fetched from Wikidata on 2026-09-25. Each description is this site's summary of the entry's Wikipedia article, which its name links to: the wording is ours, the facts are Wikipedia's, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. To correct an entry, correct it there; the next refresh carries the change.

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