15 tools found
Rabbit launched the R1 in January 2024 with a Teenage Engineering design and a 'Large Action Model' that promised to operate apps for you. Within weeks, reverse engineers showed the device ran a standard Android launcher and that the LAM was largely scripted Playwright automations. Most launch-day integrations (Uber, DoorDash, Spotify) broke or were quietly removed. The company has shipped firmware updates through 2025 but customer count, revenue, and the LAM roadmap have gone quiet.
MosaicML built tools for training large language and diffusion models efficiently on commodity GPUs, releasing the MPT-7B and MPT-30B open-source models in 2023. Databricks acquired the company in July 2023 for roughly $1.3B, folding MosaicML's stack into the Databricks platform as the basis for what later became DBRX and the Mosaic AI training service. The standalone MosaicML brand was retired; the team and tech continue inside Databricks.
Forefront launched in 2022 as a free playground for chatting with GPT-3.5, GPT-4, Claude, and image models in one interface. It briefly trended on Hacker News and Product Hunt and built a free-tier audience before paid alternatives like Poe and Perplexity captured the market. Forefront's chat app stopped accepting new signups in mid-2024 and the company pivoted toward enterprise data products. The original consumer site no longer functions.
Inflection AI launched Pi in May 2023 as a 'kind and supportive' chatbot built on its own Inflection-2.5 model, raising $1.3B at a $4B valuation. In March 2024 Microsoft hired CEO Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder Karen Simonyan, and most research staff in a $650M licensing deal that left Inflection a hollowed-out shell. Pi still loads and answers messages, but new models are not in active training and the company pivoted to enterprise AI services.
Udio launched in April 2024 from ex-DeepMind researchers and raised $10M from a16z, will.i.am, and Common. It generates studio-quality vocal tracks from text prompts and quickly became Suno's closest competitor. The RIAA sued Udio in June 2024 over alleged training on copyrighted recordings. Despite the litigation, Udio has continued shipping new models, including v1.5 with full-song generation and remixing.
Open-source text-to-image AI model by Stability AI, allowing local and cloud-based image generation.
Meta's scientific language model designed to help researchers with papers and knowledge.
OpenAI's latest text-to-image model integrated into ChatGPT and available via API.
Open-source text-to-image AI model that went viral in 2022, later renamed Craiyon.
The GitHub of machine learning — hosting models, datasets, and AI applications.
Enterprise AI platform providing NLP models for text generation, classification, and search.
AI agent company building models that can take actions on computers on behalf of users.
API provider for Claude models, focused on AI safety research.
API platform providing access to GPT models for developers to build AI applications.
Company behind Stable Diffusion, providing open-source generative AI models.