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NeuPy is a Python library built on Tensorflow for prototyping and building neural networks. The repository notes that the library is no longer actively maintained. It includes examples and notebooks covering algorithms such as Boltzmann machines and self-organizing maps.
Nexus AI is an all-in-one AI platform for writing, research, content creation, planning, and coding. It enables users to generate documents, presentations, images, videos, and code. It offers tools including a chatbot, creative studio, and notes, and is accessible across desktop, mobile, and browser platforms. It is developed by Verbosec.
An archived, read-only GitHub repository holding an open solution to the Google AI Open Images Object Detection Track. It offers starter code, configs and notebooks, with RetinaNet training and references to the Neptune experiment platform; Neptune use is optional and the code can run as a plain Python script. The README notes the competition used Open Images Dataset V4.
This GitHub repository contains an open solution for the Kaggle Toxic Comment Classification Challenge. It includes starter code for the challenge, documents the project's core idea, notes ensemble prediction capabilities, includes a disclaimer, and accepts community contributions.
Continue is an open source coding agent. It is hosted on the GitHub repository continuedev/continue, which includes project documentation and notes a final 2.0.0 release. Contributors can engage with the project by creating a GitHub account.
Paper2Galgame is proprietary software that turns academic papers into interactive visual novels using AI. Users upload PDFs to generate story-driven explanations and can study with anime partners or custom characters. It also offers document parsing, chapter-by-chapter reading, voice, and blackboard notes. Its source code is not publicly available.
Partially Derivative is a podcast hosted by Chris and Vidya, described as "Car Talk for the data community." Episodes discuss data science, artificial intelligence, deep learning, p-values and related topics. The site notes that the last episode was released for now in September 2017.
Prisma Labs develops AI photo and video apps, including Lensa AI and Prisma AI. The company states its apps are used by millions and aim to produce results in seconds without prior skills. The page notes it was founded in 2016.
RabbitHoles AI, now operating as Slashspace, is an AI-native infinite canvas platform for deep work, research, and learning. It supports multi-step research tasks, allows users to branch AI responses to maintain context, supports integrating PDFs, web pages, YouTube videos and notes as context, and includes an orchestrator mode for automated work planning. The platform works with Claude, ChatGPT, user-provided API keys, and local AI models, and offers a 3-day free trial.
RambleFix turns rambling voice notes into polished emails, articles, and summaries. It is available on web, iPhone, and Mac, and a free tier includes 1,000 words every month with no card required.
Recall is a personal AI knowledge base. It allows users to save, summarize, and chat with content including articles, videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes using supported AI models such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Recast Studio is an AI-powered video editor for marketing teams that turns webinars, podcasts, interviews, and Zoom recordings into social-ready clips in minutes. It also generates posts, show notes, and blogs from the same recording, and offers transcript-based editing and direct publishing or scheduling to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
A blog article about red-teaming large language models, described as a form of evaluation that elicits model vulnerabilities that might lead to undesirable behaviors. It discusses undesirable behaviors such as revealing personal information, misinformation, bias, hatefulness and toxic content, and compares red-teaming with adversarial attacks. It notes that red-teaming prompts look like regular natural language prompts.
RedPajama-Data-v2 is a 30 trillion token open dataset from 84 CommonCrawl dumps across five languages, with over 40 precomputed quality annotations. Data processing scripts are open source on GitHub and all data are available on HuggingFace. The dataset is intended for further filtering and weighting of data, and the release notes describe it as an open dataset for training large language models.
Saga AI is an AI assistant integrated into a workspace for notes, documents, and tasks. It supports drafting content, brainstorming ideas, correcting grammar, and translating text to more than 20 languages.
SciPy tutorials. This is outdated, check out scipy-lecture-notes.
SciRuby is a project providing tools for scientific computing and data visualization in Ruby. Its releases include NMatrix, a linear algebra library with dense and sparse matrix storage and tensor support, alongside visualization and statistics gems. The project describes itself as currently alpha, and it notes its gems are tested but not battle-hardened. SciRuby and NMatrix are available under the BSD three-clause license.
Scribbl is an AI meeting note taker for Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams in which no bot joins the call. After each meeting it provides AI notes, action items, a transcript with speaker names and the video. The free plan includes 10 meetings a month with no limit on meeting length.
Personal site of Sean J. Taylor, who describes himself as a data scientist, social scientist, statistician, and software developer. It links to his background, videos and podcasts, and writing on data science, social science, experimentation and statistics, forecasting, and software. The page also notes he is a co-founder and chief scientist at Motif Analytics.
WhisperS2T is an optimized speech-to-text pipeline for the Whisper model that supports multiple inference engines. The repository provides release notes, quickstart guides, future roadmaps, and a benchmark and technical report.
SlidesAI is a web-based tool that turns text, notes, documents, PDFs and prompts into presentations. It works within Google Slides, PowerPoint, ChatGPT and a browser-based web app. The Basic plan costs $0/month and includes 12 presentations per year. The Pro plan costs $10.00/month billed at $120/year and adds document upload.
SlidesWizard is an AI tool that creates presentations and pitch decks from a topic or a pasted outline, adding images and speaker notes. It works with PowerPoint and Google Slides. A free option is offered, and a pay-per-use option costs $2.50 per presentation.
Stable Diffusion Akashic Records is a GitHub repository collecting studies, art styles, prompts and other resources for exploring Stable Diffusion. It includes lists of art styles and artists, a keyword list, prompts and guides, and notes that prompts must be 75 tokens or less and are case insensitive.
Sukino-Findings is a comprehensive practical index for setting up free, modern, secure interfaces for AI roleplay. It compiles scattered learning resources from sources including Reddit, Neocities, Discord and Rentry notes, and provides step-by-step guidance for tasks such as selecting an interface, obtaining an AI model, configuring the model, setting up a user persona and operating a roleplay chatbot.
