There is a lot of excitement about using AI tools and, at the same time, anxiety about the future. Artificial intelligence technology is out there and is getting better and better. Will robots replace us, and we lose our income? AI is a tool and is not a total takeover. Is it replacing some copywriting? Yes, but great copywriters & content creators are much more than just writing words on a page.

In Part 1 of this article on AI and web development, the impacts of AI on web development is mentioned. One of these significant impacts is AI-powered web builders that elevates website design processes dramatically. Through also known as Artificial Design Intelligence ADI systems, the usually complicated, time-consuming, prone to human error process of User Interface (UI) design process is streamlined. It has changed the way web developers create and maintain websites and applications, both for desktop and mobile. Here are 7 of the best and leading web builders powered by AI shaking the web development industry today.

The internet has evolved a great deal since it was first launched back in the 80s. Back then, there was no such thing as a high-speed internet connection, hence the need for simplistic, text-based website with no variations in font, typography, layout or visual content. A website back then consisted of nothing but pages and pages of standard text placed in front of a white background, with no pictures and no font variations except those in size. One could argue that reading a book was probably a more enriched experience back then. Fast forward a decade, and we got our standard wired connections.

Once upon a time, creating a website was a complex, long and expensive process – one that only a small percentage of people and businesses could afford. Three entrepreneurs were determined to change that. They founded Wix with a clear goal: make it easy for anyone to create a stunning online presence, to build their brand and their business. Fast forward 10 years and over 86 million Wix users – and the goal hasn't changed. Today, we're proud to announce our biggest innovation to date.

There are myriad services that make designing a website very easy, like Squarespace, Adobe Portfolio, and Google's Material Design Lite. But Wix, the website builder with 85 million users, wants to go one step further than its competitors--with an artificially intelligent design service based on carefully honed machine learning models. "How do you make something complex, like building a site, trivial for a user?" asks Nitzan Achsaf, the head of Wix Advanced Design Intelligence, or ADI. "When we talked to our users, we learned that the two main problems they faced are how to write great content and how to actually design a website so it looks beautiful." The ADI technology works like a virtual graphic designer.

The world, or at least the world of technology, is fixated on buzzwords. Call it laziness, or call it simply a great way for companies to build context for their customers and prospects. And right now, "artificial intelligence" is the buzzword en vogue. I get dozens of PR pitches a day that promise to apply AI to dog walking, laundry services and enterprise resource planning. Today's example comes courtesy of Wix, a website development platform.

While companies such as Squarespace Inc. or Weebly Inc. will help you craft an attractive modern website, it's still up to the user to create the content. Wouldn't it be faster if an artificial intelligence could write it for you? Israel's Wix.com Ltd. announced Tuesday it's enabling a technology to do just that. It's baking an AI into its web development platform that trawls the open internet for person-specific information to create a unique, individual website with images, video and text. Pages can be expanded to include e-commerce elements, blogs or appointment bookings.

Website builder Wix has just announced the release of a system it has dubbed "Artificial Design Intelligence"--or "ADI" for short--that it's marketing as "The Future of Website Building". Wix ADI claims to be an AI-driven service that not only designs your site for you, it will even gather your content. Wix refers to it as the first AI website builder to reach the market--which discounts The Grid (still in restricted beta after its announcement back in 2014). There's been a creeping awareness amongst The Grid's early adopters (those people who paid up front, sight unseen) that The Grid's marketing may have over-promised a tad. Certainly the extended beta period has run on and on, despite substantial funding, with mixed reviews and no end in sight.

DIY website building service Wix.com has launched a new "artificial design intelligence" (ADI) service to automate the process of building websites. Founded out of Tel Aviv in 2006, Wix has so far served as an easy-to-use web development platform aimed at helping novices build HTML5 sites using drag-and-drop tools rather than code, while offering complementary services such as web hosting. Now with Wix ADI, the Tel Aviv-based company is looking to make creating websites even easier by using data garnered from its existing user base to feed into its new AI offering. So, websites created by algorithms is the general gist here. Wix ADI is touted as the "first-ever AI solution for website design and creation," and is being gradually introduced to users over the next few months.

Tel Aviv-based Wix, a web development platform, is bring artificial intelligence (AI) into website design and creation. The company today launches Wix Artificial Design Intelligence (ADI) -- arguably a first of its kind solution that claims to reduce the time, design and content creation challenges associated with site development. ADI provides intelligent design choices based on data gleaned from some 85 million users of the Wix platform, Nitzan Achsaf, head of Wix ADI, told CMSWire. "It gathers information across the web about your business and it knows where to enter it in the right place on the website, which means that it knows the best content to offer for your website page by page, section by section," Achsaf said. "This hand holding starts at the beginning and continues until you finish your website. It doesn't matter what content you choose. The ADI knows how to build beautiful websites."