AI Table

Gumbo presents an AI video editor where you describe an edit in ordinary language and see the result placed on a timeline.

Assumo presents an AI purchasing agent for small shops that compares supplier quotes, negotiates within owner-set rules, and can trigger stock replenishment.

A project documenting the cost of AI-built software, with dated breakdowns of token spend, human hours, operating costs, and failures.

Codicilla buys or licenses company records for AI training, working with both operating businesses and companies that are closing or have closed.

A marketplace for comparing offers to license company data for AI training, with an estimate tool and a public buyer comparison.

A Mississippi State University research lab offers image-based prototypes for classifying southern pine, grading guitar veneer, and estimating wood-chip moisture.

Tilde presents a paid hub for connecting medical records, labs, medications and some connected-device data to MCP-compatible AI assistants.

Neurovard describes a planned intermediary that would replace personal data in AI-agent requests with tokens, then restore approved values in replies or business-system commands.

A Mac utility that connects Grok Bot to Apple Mail, Messages, Calendar, Contacts and Photos, with user approval for sending or changing things.

Vedlis connects Claude or ChatGPT to accounting workflows for Latvian companies, letting an assistant read records and prepare drafts before a person approves postings.

Lightfly Labs pitches a direct licensing deal: businesses provide rights to operational records, which the company says it prepares for AI development and supplies to AI labs.