Co-founder of Replika launched Wabi - an AI messenger that creates applications itself
🤖 The co-founder of Replika launched Wabi - an AI messenger that creates applications itself. Evgenia Kuida opened access to Wabi - a personal AI agent that combines a messenger and a mini-application generator. Instead of the usual chats, here you can create separate threads for different...
- 01.🤖 The co-founder of Replika launched Wabi - an AI messenger that creates applications itself
- 02.Evgenia Kuida opened access to Wabi - a personal AI agent that combines a messenger and a mini-application generator
- 03.Instead of the usual chats, here you can create separate threads for different...
🤖 Соосновательница Replika запустила Wabi — ИИ-мессенджер, который сам создаёт приложения Евгения Куйда открыла доступ к Wabi — персональному ИИ-агенту, объединяющему мессенджер и генератор мини-приложений. Вместо привычных чатов здесь можно создавать отдельные треды под разные задачи, а ИИ будет генерировать для них необходимые инструменты. Например, в чате о здоровье можно создать трекер веса, а при подключении почты агент самостоятельно предложит нужные разделы и приложения. Треды также можно превращать в групповые чаты для совместной работы. [Источник]()
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