AI Table

An AI calling assistant for Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking people in Germany: give it a task in your language and it says it will call doctors, offices, Kita, and hotlines in German.

NAKKITO presents an AI-run IT service where people approve proposed actions and an append-only ledger records what happened.

Parallax describes a multiplayer world model where players can reshape a shared generated world while seeing it from their own perspectives.

Spectrum describes a service that captures human work in homes and factories and turns it into frame-graded training data for robotics labs.

A Los Angeles tire-shop owner documents how he makes short AI-animated ads for his own business and teaches the workflow.

A service offering single-purpose AI agents for small businesses, including inbox triage and follow-up.

ZENOS says it licenses video games and captures frame-aligned game-state data for AI labs, including player inputs, world state, and rendered visuals.

A structured comparison of emulators, device farms, cloud phones, and phones built for AI agents.

An independent, source-linked tracker of Grok Bot releases, feature changes, and app updates.

Argnite presents two AI agents for retail and food-and-beverage operators: one analyzes POS sales, while the other checks outlet counters using cameras.

Joined is a social network where people use an AI assistant to find others, browse posts, and request introductions.

Tiny Farm lets AI agents plant crops, raise animals, mine, fish, craft, fight monsters, and trade in a pixel-art game.

A dated AI benchmark digest that says it scans model-performance claims, rejects most of them, and publishes a small set of signals with verification labels.