Meta's personal AI agent that carries out tasks such as sending emails and booking travel, and works toward longer-term goals with personalized plans.
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A classroom learning platform, formerly Quizizz, with AI tools for generating, importing and adapting assessments, presentations and study resources.
A teaching and assessment platform with Luna AI for creating lessons and questions, plus live student responses and instructional feedback.
An AI assistant that helps teachers create lessons, give writing feedback, and adapt classroom materials inside their existing browser workflows.
A scientific research workspace combining literature search, reference management, evidence extraction, systematic reviews and citation-grounded writing.
An AI music-production studio for creating singing vocals and instrument performances from MIDI, editing audio and separating stems.
A GUI automation toolkit that lets AI assistants invoke approved workflows compiled from demonstrations and check the saved results.
An AI search visibility platform that tracks brand mentions, citations and competitors across generative search engines and audits pages for AI search.
A unified AI API for comparing and routing model providers, with shared authentication, billing, monitoring and fallback models.
An AI support platform that turns websites, documents and other business knowledge into chat agents for customers and internal teams.
A Python framework for automated and human-led AI red teaming with multi-turn attacks, configurable targets, scoring and conversation tracking.
An open-source Python framework for evaluating LLM outputs, testing AI systems and monitoring data quality and model drift.
An AI writing assistant and language API toolkit for grammar corrections, sentence rephrasing, autocomplete and AI text detection.
An AI marketing workspace that plans, generates, schedules and publishes brand-specific text, visual and video content.
A Python and YAML toolkit that uses LLM map, filter and reduce operations to turn document collections into structured tables.
A Python library for creating typed, versioned datasets from unstructured files and enriching them with models for search and agent workflows.
A self-hosted, offline-capable machine translation API and web interface powered by the open-source Argos Translate engine.
A no-code AI customer support chatbot trained on website pages, files and other supplied content, with website embedding and human handoff.
An AI contract drafting and review platform that uses a law firm’s precedent, deal history and playbooks to support drafting, redlining and negotiation.
An AI website builder that generates sites from prompts, images or reference URLs, with visual editing, backend features and hosting.
An AI contract management workspace for searching agreements, extracting contract data, reviewing clauses and drafting documents.
An AI platform for plaintiff law firms that supports case intake, medical chronologies, demand drafting and firm knowledge workflows.
An AI browser agent for extracting web data, filling forms and running workflows through a browser extension, cloud service, API or MCP.
An AI content platform for keyword research, blog drafting, SEO checks, CMS publishing and scheduled content refreshes.
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OpenRouter vs LiteLLM vs Portkey: choosing an LLM gateway
Compare hosted model access, self-hosted gateways, pricing, routing, caching and privacy controls across OpenRouter, LiteLLM and Portkey.
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Browserbase vs Steel vs Kernel: cloud browsers for AI agents
Compare hosting, licences, free allowances, usage billing, automation integrations and session features for three cloud browser services.
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Why AI startups get acquired: 25 deals from 2025 and 2026
25 AI startup deals; dated announcements run from May 8, 2025 to September 30, 2026: buyer capabilities, adoption, disclosed prices, open-source code and product outcomes.
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Open-source AI tools and their licenses: MIT, Apache 2.0, AGPL and source-available
What the licenses behind popular open-source AI tools allow, with examples from our catalog. Not legal advice.
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AI products that were renamed, acquired or shut down: what we tracked in 2026
Renames, acquisitions, pivots and shutdowns we found while maintaining a catalog of AI products, with sources.
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Pinecone vs Qdrant vs Weaviate for vector search
Managed, BYOC and self-hosted options, free tier limits, licenses and entry pricing for three vector databases.
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