The prediction of the next typed word in the smartphone keyboard app also uses basic (or advanced, depending on the brand/model) AI functionality like recursive neural networks, LSTM etc. So, since AI is now an umbrella term for anything that makes predictions based on some features and statistics, a lot of applications can be considered AI, not just the hyped ones that understand language and produce texts or fancy images.
Google Assistant - Google's AI-powered assistant that can help you with various tasks such as setting reminders, making phone calls, and answering questions.
Siri - Apple's virtual assistant that is integrated into iOS devices. It can perform various tasks such as setting alarms, sending messages, and playing music.
Alexa - Amazon's AI assistant that is available on its Echo devices and can also be installed on smartphones.
Cortana - Microsoft's AI assistant that is integrated into its Windows operating system and can also be installed on smartphones.
FaceApp - An AI-powered photo editing app that uses neural networks to apply various filters and effects to your photos.
Replika - An AI chatbot app that uses natural language processing to have conversations with you and learn about your interests and preferences.