SmallAIGems of AI
A closer look at AI tools we think are useful.
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Google Maps just became a co-pilot: Immersive view and AI navigation
Google Maps is using AI to predict lane changes, locate hard-to-find parking spots, and visualize routes in 3D before you even leave your driveway.
Perplexity's Personal Computer: Why your OS is about to become an agent
Perplexity just announced 'Personal Computer,' an always-on AI proxy that takes objectives instead of instructions. Here is what we know so far.
Stop reading Google Maps reviews: How Gemini changes local search
Google injected Gemini into Maps. It summarizes endless reviews, understands vague search queries, and actually makes finding a place to eat less stressful.
Why ChatGPT's new interactive visuals might finally fix math homework
OpenAI just added interactive visual modules for over 70 math and science concepts in ChatGPT. Here is why letting students manipulate variables works better than reading text.
Building with Gemini Embedding 2: Inside the 3072-dimensional multimodal space
A technical dive into Google's gemini-embedding-2-preview model. Learn how to handle cross-modal search and 3072-dimensional vectors in your architecture.
Why Google's new Gemini Embedding 2 changes how we search everything
Google's new multimodal embedding model maps text, video, audio, and images into a single vector space. Here's what that means for search.
Google just crammed Gemini into your entire Workspace (and I kind of love it)
Google's new Gemini integration in Docs, Sheets, and Slides is finally here. Here is what it actually does, what it breaks, and why it changes how we work.
How Heretic strips AI censorship without breaking the model
Heretic is an open-source Python tool that removes safety alignment from local LLMs in 45 minutes using directional ablation.
MicroFish finally brings total privacy to open source AI agents
Learn how the open-source MicroFish framework enables fully offline, private AI workflows without sending sensitive data to cloud providers.
Stop fighting flat vector databases: Why OpenViking's file system approach just makes sense
If your AI agents keep losing context in flat vector databases, ByteDance's new open-source OpenViking might be the file system paradigm you actually need.
Your AI agent keeps forgetting its instructions. OpenViking finally fixed long-term memory
AI agents are notoriously bad at remembering past interactions. ByteDance's open-source OpenViking uses a self-evolving context database to solve the amnesia problem.
Stop eyeballing your prompt changes, how Promptfoo brings actual metrics to AI development
Learn how the open-source tool Promptfoo helps developers move past trial-and-error prompt engineering by introducing automated, metric-driven evaluations.