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The most-looked-up terms in the AI Dictionary this week, ranked by real page views.

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Trending this week — most-looked-up terms, ranked by real page views.

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Meat Proxy

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meatproxy

A meat proxy is a person who forwards AI-generated text, code, or other output without reading, understanding, or validating it, acting only as a relay to the recipient.

2

Claudish

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Claude-ese · Opus-ese · token vomit

Claudish is the dense, jargon-heavy register Claude and similar coding agents default to — compressed metaphors, invented compound nouns, and objects doing action verbs.

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Claude

102

Claude is Anthropic's family of large language models, built with an emphasis on helpfulness, harmlessness, and honesty as core training objectives.

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Contrastive Language Model

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CLM

A Contrastive Language Model (CLM) is a System One model that trains a state encoder and an action encoder with a contrastive loss, then picks the candidate action whose embedding best matches the current state.

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God's Eye View

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GEV · WorldView globe · gods-eye-view

God's Eye View is an MIT-licensed browser globe by Bilawal Sidhu that fuses public aircraft, ship, satellite, and camera feeds with an optional OpenAI Realtime voice agent.

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SemIf

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OpenJev · authored144

SemIf is an open-source decision-scoring project (formerly OpenJev) that evaluates runtime-defined yes/no, choice, and rubric questions by reading option logits from open models instead of generating JSON text.

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OpenBot

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Open Bot · CopilotKit OpenBot

OpenBot is CopilotKit's open-source, self-hosted platform for AI coworkers: each Bot gets its own computer, and a gateway decides and records every action before it runs.

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Decisions API

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OpenAI Decisions API · Luna Decisions API · Perplexity Decisions API

A closed-set decision surface: you send a question and finite answers (or a yes/no), and the API returns a selection with probabilities instead of prose.

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GLiNER2.5-Decide

27

GLiNER2.5 Decide

A 340M-parameter open-weight encoder from Fastino Labs that answers typed questions under user-defined rules and returns probabilities.

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Speaker Diarization

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Diarization · Speaker Attribution

Speaker diarization is the step in a transcription pipeline that answers "who spoke when", splitting audio into segments and labelling each one with a distinct speaker identity.

11

InfoNCE Loss

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InfoNCE

InfoNCE is a contrastive loss that trains a model to score a true positive pair higher than many negative pairs in the same batch, pulling matching items together in embedding space and pushing others apart.

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RLCD (Reinforcement Learning for Calibrated Decisions)

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RLCD · calibrated decision training

RLCD is a training method that optimizes a model to produce well-calibrated confidence scores on its decisions — so a model that says '70% confident' is actually correct about 70% of the time it says that.

13

Claude-drafted feedback

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SendFeedback tool · feedbackDrafts

Claude-drafted feedback is a Claude Code feature in which the agent writes its own bug report when something fails, queues it locally, and sends nothing until the user reviews and approves it.

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Skill

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agent skill · capability

A reusable, self-contained capability that an agent can invoke — such as "search the web," "write code," or "analyze an image" — typically defined as a tool, prompt template, or sub-workflow.

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Model

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AI Model · Machine Learning Model

A model is the trained set of parameters and computations that maps inputs to outputs after learning from data.

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AI Agent

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Agent · Agents · AI agents · AI agent

An AI agent is a system that observes context, chooses actions, and uses their results to pursue a goal.

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GitHub

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GitHub is a Microsoft-owned platform for hosting Git repositories, reviewing pull requests, and running CI/CD workflows.

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Julia 1

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Julia-1 · Supersonic Labs Julia 1

Julia 1 is Supersonic Labs' Apache-2.0 decision model, a 144.3 million parameter encoder that picks among 2 to 20 supplied answers and runs on a CPU or in a WebGPU browser.

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Jev

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TypeSafe AI Jev · TypeSafe Jev

Jev is TypeSafe AI's first System One Model, launched September 15, 2026 — it takes a state and typed questions and returns a Choice, Score, or Noul decision with calibrated confidence, instead of generating text.

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Dots

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OpenAI Dots · ChatGPT Dots · Dot

Dots are OpenAI's always-on ChatGPT agents, each powered by GPT-6 Astra with its own cloud computer, browser, and optional app plugins.

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Cline

14

Cline AI · Cline Desktop · Claude Dev

Cline is an open-source coding agent available through IDE extensions, a command-line interface, a desktop app, and an SDK, with support for multiple hosted and open-weight models.

22

Foom

14

Fast Takeoff · Hard Takeoff

Foom is shorthand, popular in AI safety circles, for a hypothetical fast takeoff where an AI system rapidly self-improves from roughly human-level to vastly superhuman intelligence.

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DeepSeek Elastic Compute

13

DSec

DeepSeek Elastic Compute (DSec) is DeepSeek's sandbox platform for agentic training and evaluation, unifying function-call sandboxes, containers, microVMs and full VMs behind one interface.

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PixelLeak

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Pixel Leak · Glow PixelLeak

PixelLeak is Glow Labs' name for AI coding agents publishing internal screenshots to public GitHub so pull-request reviewers can see visual diffs.

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Pi Durable

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pi-durable · @earendil-works/pi-durable

Pi Durable is Earendil's experimental MIT library for long-running agent sessions that stay alive outside the Pi terminal UI.

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Array-Associated Reverse Transcriptase

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ART

Array-associated reverse transcriptases (ART) are a candidate enzyme system in bacteriophages: a reverse transcriptase, an accessory protein of unknown function, and a long array of repeating non-coding DNA resembling a CRISPR array.

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Sign in with ChatGPT

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Sign in With ChatGPT · Continue with ChatGPT · Login with ChatGPT

OpenAI's official way to sign into partner products with a ChatGPT account and, for Plus and Pro, spend included plan usage there.

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ExploitGym

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Exploit Gym

ExploitGym is an 898-task cybersecurity benchmark that scores whether an AI agent can turn a known vulnerability into a working exploit and retrieve a flag.

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pplx-decider-v1-27b

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pplx-decider · Perplexity decider · pplx decider 27b

Perplexity's Apache-2.0 ~26B multimodal decision fine-tune of Qwen3.8-27B, also served on a Decisions API at $0.04 per million input tokens.

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Rosalind Workbench

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OpenAI Rosalind Workbench · Rosalind NGS Analysis Workbench · rosalind-workbench

Rosalind Workbench is OpenAI's research-preview life-sciences environment, built on the GPT-Rosalind model and available inside the ChatGPT app and Codex.