Comparisons
Which tool is best for what? We compared them for you.
Best AI assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and Le Chat
All the big AI assistants can write, answer questions and summarise text. The differences lie in how you use them, how well they handle Finnish, and privacy. Here's who each one suits.
Best free AI tools: get started without paying a cent
You don't need a subscription to benefit from AI. Almost every popular tool has a useful free version, and some are completely free.
Best AI image generators: Midjourney, Firefly, Ideogram, Canva and more
AI can create a picture in seconds from a simple description. There are lots of tools, and they differ in quality, ease of use and whether you can use the images commercially.
Best translation tools: DeepL, Google Translate, Google Lens and ChatGPT
AI has made translation fast and surprisingly good. The right tool depends on whether you're translating an email, a menu abroad or a business document.
Best AI tools for small businesses: where to start and what's worth paying for
In a small business, AI saves time on emails, quotes, marketing and routine tasks. You don't need to adopt everything at once – three well-chosen tools are enough to begin.
Best AI video and voice tools: CapCut, Descript, ElevenLabs and more
AI helps you cut videos, add captions, create natural-sounding voice-overs and even compose a song. Here's which tool fits which job.
Do I need a new computer or phone for AI?
Short answer: probably not. Most AI tools run in a web browser or as an app, so your current computer or phone is often fine. Sometimes an upgrade does make sense – here's when.
Learn about AI by listening: audiobooks and e-books for beginners
Not everyone learns best by reading on a screen. An audiobook comes along on walks, in the car and during chores – and there are books about AI for every level.