Technology in Service of Strategic Thinking | Founder @gkamer8
Mountain View, CA
Joined April 2023
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Self-hosted, simple web browser service – send URL, get screenshots. Was a fun project made for Abbey's web crawler template
Huge update to Abbey self-hosted: now with easy setup and configuration via yaml, plus SearXNG compatibility for AI web search:
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So thankful to have abbey picked up in a great tech magazine!
Dokumente, Webseiten, eigene Notizen und sogar Videos: Auf Abbey könnt ihr unterschiedliche Inhalte zu einem Thema versammeln und anschließend mithilfe einer KI Fragen dazu stellen. Das KI-Tool kann aber noch einiges mehr. t3n.de/news/ki-tool-abbey-do…
Abbey can now be self-hosted to keep everything you do with AI private. Abbey On-Prem is configurable and customizable – any APIs, even self-hosted ones; your own authentication; your file storage; and more.
Check out the repo here: github.com/US-Artificial-Int…
You may fear it – you may run from it. But A.I. will affect your elections all the same: new blog post from @gkamer8, "A.I. Tells Me How to Vote"
Defusing the Population Bomb with Abbey: How to Debunk a Popular Myth. blog.us.ai/p/defusing-the-po…
This week we launched collaboration in Workspace, so you can share all of your notes, chats, key points and more instantly with a Google Docs-like experience.
Study for the MCAT on Abbey! Infinite practice questions, AI chat with every article, and more, available at abbey.us.ai
Today we're shipping a major new feature on Abbey: Workspace, a new way to organize documents and take notes with an AI overlay. You can add any Abbey template into a Workspace, like a PDF or website. Once you have enough notes, Abbey will adding Key Points and an Outline.
Our new Abbey Chrome Extension is live! Now you can import any webpage directly into Abbey to chat, summarize, and more. It works for everything from blogs, YouTube videos, to paywalled news articles.
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A lot of people use Abbey to take notes on a document by copying and pasting chats into Word. Now, you can start a text document in Abbey, attach a document, and let AI continue your work, sourcing from your reading.
A text editor with attached documents is one of a bunch of new features on Abbey this week – check out the rest here: abbey.us.ai