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Read or listen to AI research papers from arXiv in bite-sized summaries.
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Read or listen to AI research papers from arXiv in bite-sized summaries.
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@aakashH242 · X
Play with throttling rules to see how AI providers decide which customers get strong models during demand spikes.
eliotho · HN
I built a tool showing how AI providers (should) throttle their models
Cluing is the knowledge tool for the AI era. Capture insights from any webpage, PDF, video, or social post — on desktop or mobile — so you and your AI always have the right context
@gocilicious · X
We just launched Hosted Agents on Product Hunt. If you have a minute, take a look :)
An independent view of AI expert-work roles for professionals: open listings, published rates, medians by field, and platforms compared.
@SidequestExpert · X
A platform that pull AI-related opportunities and tips to smash interviews in one place:
Echo – Fable-level results at 1/3 the cost using open-weight models
adam_rida · HN
Echo – Fable-level results at 1/3 the cost using open-weight models
Interactive playground for exploring how language models interpret and process text.
belluxx · HN
Nanointerpret – LLM Interpretability Playground
Turn lecture PDFs into smart study notes with visual page references.
u/Leanna_Every · Reddit
I built StudyLayer after spending days turning lecture slides into useful notes https://reddit.com/link/1w20w3d/video/kbizu752cemh1/player I’m an undergrad student, and I built StudyLayer to solve my own problem. When I uploaded an entire lecture PDF to a general AI chat, the explanation was often too generic and inconsistent. Important details could be lost. My workaround was painful. Take a screenshot of one page, paste it into the chat, request an explanation, copy the response into
Paste a health claim to see graded evidence from PubMed literature.
u/Ok-Ordinary-5071 · Reddit
Kanshiki - grades health claims and published research An evidence-grading tool for health and medical claims, powered by PubMed literature and (optional) AI-assisted analysis. Demo: https://kanshiki.kitaaura.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/kitakitaaura/kanshiki submitted by /u/Ok-Ordinary-5071 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]
Submit your AI drafts for human review and editing. Verified reviewers refine tone, fix formulaic AI patterns, and return polished content with a change report in ~2 hours.
@WeCatchAI · X
Validates scientific claims in manuscripts against their cited evidence and suggests corrections.
@CiteWiseAi · X
We built our platform to protect the integrity of research papers. We don’t only validate citations. But also if the citation actually supports what you’re saying.
AI trading journal that connects your P&L with sleep, stress, and routine patterns.
@QuantBuddyAI · X
And just getting started!!