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Sightengine provides APIs for assessing, filtering and moderating images, videos, text and audio. It detects nudity, violence and offensive content, and flags AI-generated media such as images, video, speech and music. Additional models cover face liveness, near-duplicate and spam detection, and OCR, returning JSON detection results from a single API call.
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AI-Flow is an open source, user-friendly UI application for creating workflows with different AI models. It lets users chain models from OpenAI, Replicate, Anthropic and others to automate content creation pipelines, and workflows can be shared as apps. Users may supply their own API keys or use platform credits.
Julia Evans writes a personal blog about computer tools and programming topics, with posts organized by category. The site notes that a weekly digest of posts is available by subscription, and mentions that she publishes computer zines at Wizard Zines.
ChatHelp is an AI-powered assistant platform for business, work, and study use cases. It offers over 100 AI tools, a free website chat widget for customer support, support for 175+ languages, integration with various applications, custom AI knowledge base creation, compatibility with multiple AI models including OpenAI ChatGPT, Anthropic Claude, and Google Gemini, and support for users to input their own AI API keys.
