GovernBench: Who Can Be Trusted With a Country?
A public benchmark compares how AI models govern simulated countries under democracy, republic, and monarchy.
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A public benchmark compares how AI models govern simulated countries under democracy, republic, and monarchy.
A free, in-browser Australian political satire game casts players as Anthony Albanese, collecting taxes while trying to keep the polls above 50.
A free browser game asks you to guide four tourists across traffic, rivers, and other hazards in a 17-stage campaign, with arcade, daily-challenge, and practice modes.
A set of browser-based 2D calculators for stair framing, sheet cuts, tile layouts, board-and-batten spacing, and solar wiring.
A searchable index of appearance-related peptides, with profiles covering evidence, risks, legal status and listed costs.
A browser-based tool that guides speaker design from driver selection through enclosure, crossover, drawings, and a parts list.
A fan project that ports Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Remix to the browser, using game files supplied and served locally by the player.
A set of tools and guides for checking clinics, costs, destinations and recovery before arranging treatment abroad.
A host-led mystery evening for 6–12 players, using a shared screen for the story and guests’ phones for their private character dossiers.
The site offers the Android game under its Hello Bro and Ninja Online names, with a download, installation guide, wiki, and Discord.
An interactive film-noir mystery series built around numbered case files, branching scenes, and multiple endings.
An open-source parametric CAD tool lets people write models as code, inspect measured geometry, and expose the same tools to AI agents over MCP.
Joel’s public build wiki follows a six-axis desktop robot arm from a bare control board toward playing a Eurorack skiff.
A procedural dungeon builder lets you generate, explore, save, and export playable 3D layouts.
Plotropolis generates isometric towns and cities as layered SVGs designed for pen plotters.
A browser-based tool that analyzes a reference clip’s cuts, frames, light, and motion, then builds a downloadable prompt pack for AI video workflows.
A research brief publishes dated, probability-based forecasts on space, defense, energy, and manufacturing, then grades them publicly.
A Japanese-language site publishes hands-on measurements of local LLMs, GPUs, and low-cost cloud LLM APIs, alongside data and scripts for reproducing its figures.
An HTTP stub service for API and AI gateway demos, with request-inspection tools and a large catalog of mock endpoints.
Safina is a keyboard-driven Kubernetes terminal UI for inspecting workloads, troubleshooting, and making guarded changes.
An interactive low-poly town follows Sen, an autonomous capybara who tends to his needs, makes choices, and writes a diary.
A bilingual guide for finding gluten-free dining in Japan, searchable by dish, area, and prefecture.
Tav lets visitors select a place on the Moon, explore map layers, and download a bundle of lunar data and imagery.
A searchable directory for disability services and supports across Texas, with county selection and routes for needs including IDD, mental health, mobility, sensory support, education, and veterans.