The Remini application has surpassed ChatGPT in terms of downloads, making it the most downloaded AI application.

Remini, an AI-powered photo enhancement application, has achieved remarkable success, surpassing ChatGPT in terms of downloads and establishing itself as the most popular AI app. According to data provided by Stocklytics.com, Remini boasts a substantial download gap of 10 million over ChatGPT.

Remini’s cumulative download count has reached an impressive 219 million, reflecting the widespread acceptance and appreciation of its capabilities. These features encompass unblurring, restoring, and enhancing images, along with the generation of AI-generated self-portraits.

The application's popularity stems from its user-friendly interface, rapid processing times, and exceptional enhancement quality. Users have consistently lauded its ability to transform old photographs into visually stunning, high-definition images.

Edith Reads, a financial analyst at the aforementioned website, offered her insights on this phenomenon. She stated that Remini’s dominance in downloads signifies a significant shift in user preferences and priorities within the AI app market.

 

“While conversational AI like ChatGPT remains crucial for many applications, there is a clear demand for highly specialized AI tools that offer tangible improvements to everyday digital tasks.”

The ability of Remini to enhance old photographs by removing blurriness has garnered substantial interest among Chinese users, who are enthusiastic about transforming their portraits into aesthetically pleasing, clay sculpture-like images, as reported by Stocklytics.com.

Between April 30 and May 6, 2024, Remini achieved the top position in China’s download charts, surpassing Douyin Lite and Douyin, which are sister platforms of TikTok.

According to data provided by AltIndex.com, ChatGPT has yet to achieve widespread adoption, with less than 10% of users engaging with it on a daily basis.

A survey conducted by YouGov for the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism in six countries between March and April 2024 revealed that only one in ten individuals use ChatGPT daily.

Even respondents belonging to the youngest age group, ranging from 18 to 24 years old, indicated that they do not regularly utilize OpenAI’s chatbot.

A significant portion, approximately 18%, of Gen Z individuals utilize ChatGPT on a weekly basis. Monthly users account for 12% of respondents within this age group. Furthermore, 17% have engaged with ChatGPT on a limited basis, using it only once or twice. Notably, 9% of Gen Z individuals claim to use ChatGPT daily.

However, it is worth mentioning that a substantial 44% of Gen Z individuals have not utilized ChatGPT even once, as indicated in the report.