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Welcome to a new edition of “On the Net Today”, the newsletter where every Friday we share a selection of useful and interesting resources to help you get the most out of the internet and make the best use of your browsing time.

Here are the topics we’ve prepared for today:

Exploding Topics, a company owned by Semrush, has recently published a ranking of the 65 most popular artificial intelligence tools in the world, based on monthly visit counts calculated by Semrush.

The ranking is led by OpenAI's ChatGPT, with 5.5 billion monthly visits and a remarkable market share of 57.59%.

Second place goes to Canva, with an estimated 870.4 million monthly visits and a market share of 9.11%. Third place belongs to Google's Gemini, with 805.6 million monthly visits and a market share of 8.43%.

The remaining positions in the top ten are held by the following AI tools:

You can view the full list of 65 tools here:

A separate ranking also highlights the tools that have grown the most in percentage terms over the past month. The top five are:

Exploding Topics is a Semrush service designed to help users discover trends ahead of the curve. It analyzes millions of searches, conversations, and online mentions to identify topics that are set to become global trends.

Users who sign up for the Exploding Topics weekly newsletter can access a limited free tier of various tools, including:

MOBI (My Own Business Institute) is an initiative of the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University that offers free online entrepreneurship courses to help anyone learn how to start, manage, and grow their own business. Courses are available in both English and Spanish.

MOBI's goal is to "provide a foundation of business and entrepreneurship principles through education that is accessible, understandable, and actionable," according to its directors. 

The MOBI curriculum makes no assumptions about students' educational background, business experience, or technological knowledge. As such, the courses are aimed at aspiring entrepreneurs, business owners, and anyone looking to strengthen their business knowledge.

MOBI's business education is free for all users, anywhere in the world. The curriculum can be followed in two ways: by exploring business topics directly on the course website, or by engaging in more structured learning through course enrollment.

Students have the opportunity to earn a MOBI and Santa Clara University Certificate of Completion and/or Digital Badge.

As explained on the course website, MOBI is an initiative of entrepreneur Phil Holland and his wife Peggy, and has its roots in the 1992 Los Angeles riots that devastated communities. The couple decided that entrepreneurship could help revitalize the community by creating businesses, jobs, and growth. They developed a curriculum for a free course at the Compton Job Training Center. “In 2015 as they approached retirement, the Hollands selected Santa Clara University to steward their vision into the future, providing a generous endowment to ensure it would remain accessible and free."

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The Associated Press has published a magnificent selection of the best images captured by its photographers during the recent Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympics.

After taking thousands of photographs, the AP photographers who covered the Games reviewed all their images and chose their favorites. These are "magical moments" that the agency has compiled in a special photo gallery featuring 33 images.

In the Photography section of its website, AP showcases a daily selection of the best photos of the day, along with featured photo essays and a roundup of the best images from the past year. The section also offers a weekly top 10 photographs selection and a series of videos in which agency photographers share the stories behind some of their most striking recent shots ("Behind the Scenes with AP Photographers").

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ICANN is the organization that globally coordinates domain names and IP addresses to keep the internet running smoothly.

Last week's quiz asked about the price recently paid for the domain AI.com, which set a new record. The correct answer was $70 million.

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