Device Evidence: An FDA AI Device Transparency Scorecard
A searchable audit of FDA-authorised AI medical-device summaries, their evidence claims, and the clearance documents linked through each device’s lineage.
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75,844 catalogue cards
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Statgami, the MLB rarity engine
A live baseball tracker that finds unusual games, player feats, and box-score shapes, then measures their rarity against historical MLB records.
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Light Before the Boundary: JUNUO No.1 Residence
An interactive Chinese interior-design presentation for a private residence, organized around light, permeable boundaries, materials, construction layers, and furniture choreography.
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cli0ck: Five CVEs, documented before disclosure
A two-person Riyadh vulnerability-research team publishes write-ups on bugs found in Firefox, CometChat, and related software.
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FOG Turns Your Walks Into a Map You Can Slowly Uncover
A privacy-first walking map that reveals streets as you walk them and keeps the explored territory on your phone.
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Ganit, a Panchang for the City You're In
Ganit computes Hindu calendar dates for a user-selected city, then explains why they may differ from dates in India.
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Quantum Drift: Powers Are Errors, Not Gifts
An interactive fiction universe where a 3.4-second quantum computing failure leaves reality, AI, and human motives permanently out of alignment.
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The Borough, starting with Walthamstow
Independent local journalism and civic guides explaining how Waltham Forest works, where Walthamstow begins and ends, and what its places inherit.
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Voices for the Shadows
A volunteer casting project replacing synthetic game dialogue in Shadowrun: Dragonfall and Dead Man’s Switch with human performances.
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Wrongish Turns Guessing Into a Daily Sport
A set of small daily games that test estimation, visual memory, and your internal sense of time.
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Bandaids, a private repair ritual for two
A private two-person space for logging hurt, exchanging digital bandaids, and turning an empty supply into a reason to meet.
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Chengdu BDS Auctions Space on Its Football Shirts
A live auction lets businesses bid for logo placements on the Chengdu BDS football kit, while supporters can buy smaller fixed-price acknowledgements.
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A.R.Mi. — The Italian Military Cemetery at Milovice
A multilingual memorial archive documenting the Italian military cemetery at Milovice, its history, and the people buried there.
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Cinder: the tower that asks what you’re willing to burn
A Korean-language browser game sends an amnesiac climber up a 15-floor tower with one ember, turn-based combat, merchants, equipment, and permanent memories.
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Japan Almanac: September in Japan
A month-by-month guide to Japan's seasons, festivals, symbols, food, events, and Hanafuda.
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Kexin Zhang’s Interactive Drafting Table
A Chinese-English portfolio presented as a playable 3D desk, where nine objects lead into Kexin Zhang’s research, projects, photography, skills, biography, and contact details.
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OpenEndo maps the research behind endometriosis
An open dashboard tracking endometriosis clinical trials, papers, research funding, and grant opportunities.
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Tinta Criminal: The Hotel Meridiano Case
A downloadable mystery dossier from Uruguay for 2–6 players, built around a hotel death, conflicting statements, and evidence released chapter by chapter.
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ByIntent, the App That Puts a Doorway in Front of Your Other Apps
A local-only iPhone app that interrupts attempts to open selected apps and asks users to either leave or choose a deliberate time limit.
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Farangur, the packing list that knows who brings what
A browser-based packing tool that moves each item through Taking, Ready, and Packed while coordinating shared gear among a group.
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MAYHATTAN: The City Pushes Back
An original multiplayer sandbox that compresses Manhattan into one continuous island, where witnessed mischief escalates from police attention to a military lockdown.
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Nothing To See Here, Except 143 Entries on Policing Technology
A sourced investigative timeline tracks license-plate readers, body cams, drones, and other AI policing tools through lawsuits, contract failures, privacy disputes, and public costs.
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Pack the House Seattle Maps a Ten-Week Restaurant Campaign
A community campaign from The Seattle Medium, the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, and Byrd Barr Place highlighting Black-owned restaurants and coffee shops across greater Seattle.
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ratethegod and the eleven-point GodIndex
An archive and interactive demo for rating how the world feels today on a scale from −5 to +5.