@2, that was a little bit harsh, don't you think? Anyway, back to the topic at hand. I have tried Novel AI and I'm honestly not seeing a difference between this and text sinth. Definintley not something I would use, and that goes with most text generators.

Novel AI is perfectly accessible, even though it's more expensive than AI dungeon. The advantage to Aid though is that you can use the model with different training data, which is pretty awesome. There's training modules for the diskworld series, Harry Potter, Sherlok holmes and a bunch of other stuff, as well as nsfw modules if you knoe where to look. But the price kinda drives me away so that's why I'm sticking with Aid for now. Also Novel AI boasts that it never reads what you generate, which Aid freely admits to doing, at least if their filter is tripped. That can be disconcerting for some, especially considering that the main point of the filter is blocking specifically nsfw content that violates Open AI's policy like pedophilia. This means that the filter triggers most easily when writing nsfw content, even if it doesn't have anything harmful in it.

Yeah, if you don't mind having to stick with the training data Latitude uses, a lot of which is based on places like choose your story that has some frankly terrible stuff in it, stick with Aid. I personally am subscribed to it because I really like what Dragon does sometimes, but I heard from free users that Griffin is perfectly usable if you know what you're doing with things like World Info and the memmory prompt.