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 meme generator that turns text prompts into editable captions and meme images, with branded downloads and API or MCP access.
An open-source LLM SDK for calling multiple model providers, defining tools and returning structured outputs from application code.
A web motion design tool that uses AI to create editable animations, custom effects and variations, and to turn images into video.
An AI customer service platform and CRM that combines customer context, automated service agents, assistance for human representatives and workflow tools.
An AI advertising platform for creating image and video ads, managing brand assets, launching campaigns and reviewing performance insights.
An enterprise AI agent platform for customer service across voice, chat and email, with configurable workflows, knowledge and conversation monitoring.
An enterprise AI agent platform for customer service across voice, chat and email, with agent building, a conversational knowledge base and testing tools.
An AI social media platform that creates captions and visuals, schedules campaigns and lets assistants operate it through MCP.
A desktop AI app for chatting with local and online models side by side, with workspaces, personas and knowledge stacks.
An open-source AI coding agent for the terminal, desktop and IDE that works with 75+ model providers.
An AI contract intelligence platform for reviewing and negotiating agreements, searching contract portfolios and coordinating enterprise contracting workflows.
An academic writing assistant that helps researchers edit text, find literature, build cited outlines and work with uploaded documents through AI agents.
A collaborative drawing workspace with AI text-to-diagram generation, editable canvas output and agent access through the Excalidraw+ MCP server.
An AI proxy and data plane that centralizes model routing, agent orchestration, guardrail hooks and traces for agentic applications.
A medical AI assistant that turns consultations into clinical notes and supports document generation and transfer into medical record systems.
Cloud browser infrastructure for AI agents, with isolated Chromium sessions, managed authentication, live views, session replays and browser telemetry.
An AI platform for health systems that uses patient encounters and chart context to support clinical documentation and actions within care workflows.
An AI photo editor for removing backgrounds, generating product scenes and refining images for online listings.
An AI website builder that generates and edits WordPress sites with managed hosting and a WordPress content management backend.
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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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Otter.ai vs Fathom vs Granola for AI meeting notes
How three AI notetakers capture meetings, which apps they offer, what their free plans include and what they cost.
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Lovable vs Bolt vs v0 for building an app from a prompt
Pricing, free plans, credit rollover and team billing for three AI app builders, checked against official pages.
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