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Chroma is open-source search infrastructure for AI under Apache 2.0. It supports vector, full-text, regex and metadata search, built on object storage. Chroma Cloud offers serverless, scalable deployment with usage-based pricing.
CiteMe is a citation generator that formats references in APA, MLA, Harvard, Chicago, and many other styles. Users paste a DOI, ISBN, URL, or title, and the tool reviews the metadata source before formatting. It searches scholarly databases such as OpenAlex, CrossRef, and PubMed. A free plan is offered, with a Pro tier adding batch PDF import and exports.
Competitor Research is a competitive research tool. It takes a website URL and produces a ranked list of competitors, which users can curate into watchlists. It provides profiles covering positioning, pricing, launches, and other data, and sends weekly signals about competitor changes. Some features, including real-time change alerts and SEO and keyword movement, are listed as coming soon.
Phenaki is a Google Research model that synthesizes realistic videos from textual prompt sequences. It uses an encoder-decoder tokenizer for variable-length videos and a transformer that translates text embeddings to video tokens, trained jointly on image-text and video-text data.
This is an article by Amelia Wattenberger exploring creative uses of embeddings, including her development of the PenPal writing app and a sentence length highlighting tool for analyzing writing style.
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