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--- desc: ---Model Context Protocols (MCPs) are an interesting adjacent technology to large language models (LLMs) and AI agents. They provide a standardized way for AI models to interact with external data...
I've always struggled with how to integrate AI into web applications. It wasn't until I learned about Transformers.js and the Chrome native AI APIs that I realized how powerful these tools could...
When I first conceived the idea of creating a custom element for text to speech (TTS), I envisioned a simple web component that could leverage existing web technologies and AI, packaged as a web...
What it is # The ai-summary element is a zero-dependency, progressive enhancement web component that automatically summarizes a given block of text on a webpage. This component is designed to be as...
Rather than using tools like LangChain and LangChart for machine learning, you can use Chrome's built-in AI capabilities for some cases. This post will explore the Built-in AI features of Chrome, how...
I first started playing with web content in 1994 while in college. Over the years I've see most major changes in web development. From the early days of HTML-only sites, to CGI for server-side...
The following tweets, products of an earlier request for comments on an essay about ebooks, started an interesting line of thinking. Re: image quality, as a book publisher whose backlist is...
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