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AI Tools

A collection of AI tools that I’ve either used or would like to check out at some point.

Notes

Given how hot the topic of AI is these days, This list will go out of date immediately. It is not trying to be comprehensive - just a collection of tools I have come across and either use, or would like to check out at some point.

See also AI Stash - the AI Tools directory.

Developer Tools

Chat LLMs

Text/Content Tools

Image

https://www.recraft.ai/

  • “AI for Pro Designers: Premium image generation and editing tool.”

Background removal: tested with an image from https://leap.tardate.com/kraft/ijn/kamikawamaru/:

build10h-enhanced.

Generating vector art with prompt:

Market scenes in contemporary Lao paintings, reflecting the gradual shift towards a market economy and the revival of economic activity

market-scenes

https://klingai.com/

  • “Next Generation AI Creative Suite”

Prompt:

Kamikawa Maru seaplane tender is at anchor in Deboyne Lagoon. We see the crew winching an Aichi E13A Jake float plan aboard using the ship’s crane.

clip

an Aichi E13A Jake floatplane coming in to land at Deboyne Lagoon. Use an accurate representation of an Aichi E13A. Show the plane at the point it is touching down to land.

clip

Even when selecting for “relevance” over “creativity”, the AI does not seem to understand the specifics of the prompt. Or perhaps has not been trained on IJN equipment, or has this content filtered?

It seems to do much better with more generic prompts. For example:

a sad robot walking down a cyberpunk alleyway in some dystopian future

clip

Sound and Music

Video

Applications

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