Five of the most impactful or interesting launches we saw this week.
ChatGPT Search: Get fast, timely answers with links to relevant web sources
Arguably one of AIβs most important launches. ChatGPT Search is the AI companyβs response to the likes of Perplexity and even Google. You can now use ChatGPT to browse the web for you, you can even set it as your default search engine. The clear benefit is the lack of ads when getting search results.
Claude for Desktop: Anthropic just released a desktop client for their flagship AI
Not as groundbreaking as ChatGPT Search but still a good addition to an AI stack. The new desktop app does exactly what it says on the tin: it allows you to use the companyβs flagship language model, Claude, on your desktop as opposed to going to the site.
Bolt.new: Prompt, run, edit & deploy full-stack web apps
Bolt is kind of a dream for building MVPs. Put in a simple prompt and watch it build a functioning web app ready to deploy with a single click. I tried it with βmake a Product Hunt cloneβ and what do you know, within two minutes a fairly indistinguishable working clone was live on my screen.
Horse: A more organized browser
Horse browser is perfect for people (like me) who need to declare tab bankruptcy constantly. It swaps tabs for Trails β nested groups of pages that capture the natural flow of each internet journey. That means no more tabs and most importantly trying to find the one you need in a sea of hundreds.
APIPark: An open-source AI gateway and API developer portal
APIPark lets you combine AI models and prompts into APIs β e.g. you could use OpenAIβs GPT-4 and custom prompts to create your own translation or data analysis API. The platform supports over 100+ AI models and provides real-time data to track your API usage.