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This article curates demos, tools, skills, and integrations for Jev, a typed decision model from TypeSafe AI, providing a starting point for developers.
The tweet announces the kick-off of Open Source AI Week in San Francisco, featuring a meetup, community demos, and a dance party to celebrate openness and transparency in AI.
The New Future of Work Summit in Seattle on September 14 offers practical workshops, live demos, and research-backed insights on how AI is reshaping work, featuring researchers, builders, and practitioners.
A tweet indicates that more AI video generation demos will be shared this week, highlighting the complexity and time required for high-quality outputs using prompts and subagents.
Paul Millr announced the addition of interactive demos to the noble cryptography homepage, highlighting its high-security, audited cryptographic libraries for JavaScript/TypeScript developers.
A tweet highlighting the potential of WebGPU for building impressive interactive demos, featuring a playful challenge about a cube falling into a hole.
The author shares a GitHub repository with AI Agent frameworks and examples to help users quickly experiment with Agentic AI, including comparisons and starter projects.
The Gemma team is hosting an in-person event on August 20 to celebrate the upcoming 1 billion downloads of Gemma models, featuring live demos and members of the open models community.
The article critiques no-code AI agent tools for their ability to create impressive demos while neglecting the essential, mundane aspects of real-world deployment and maintenance.
The author contrasts polished AI agent demos with the reality of production systems, noting that most agent code is for error handling and guardrails rather than the core intelligence.
This article discusses the importance of building prototypes and using demos to achieve feature product-market fit in the AI era, featuring insights from Ruben Casas about combining high-level product thinking with hands-on implementation.
Someone asked Claude Fable 5 to write a one-way traffic light simulation program. The model strictly followed the prompt to generate a visualization, with no extra content, demonstrating precise execution.
Experts warn that viral humanoid robot demonstrations often mislead the public and investors, as robots shown performing impressive feats typically cannot generalize those skills across varied real-world conditions. Researchers from Agility Robotics and Physical Intelligence highlight the significant gap between curated demos and actual robot capabilities.
Google showcases 9 demos of its new Gemini Omni (video generation and editing via conversation) and Gemini 3.5 Flash (agentic model for complex tasks) models, demonstrated at Google I/O 2026.
A commentary arguing that AI video demos should disclose generation counts, failure rates, and editing steps to provide realistic expectations, rather than just showcasing polished clips.
The article observes that the most effective AI agent demos are simple and reliable, focusing on clear tasks and structured outputs rather than full autonomy, signaling a healthy industry shift toward dependability.
A collection of CSS and Web UI demos from the Chrome DevRel team, including HTML-in-Canvas demos.