Hackaday Links: July 26, 2026
Amazon will require third-party sellers to label AI-generated images in product listings, following a New York law mandating disclosure of AI-generated people in advertisements. The law targets synthe…
Amazon will require third-party sellers to label AI-generated images in product listings, following a New York law mandating disclosure of AI-generated people in advertisements. The law targets synthe…
What2Do, an AI-powered local activity guide launched in 2026, offers personalized activity recommendations using Claude (Anthropic's AI) with a free Basic tier and a $4.99/month Pro tier. The platform…
A developer successfully ran Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) with the locally hosted Gemma 4 model via Ollama, building a weather agent that uses tool calling to orchestrate Google Maps and Open-…
A new directory called FreeAPI.watch tracks 99 free public APIs with live uptime data updated hourly, reporting 51 alive, 6 dead or paid, and 42 currently broken as of July 16, 2026. The site ranks AP…
A developer built My Garden, a single-file static HTML digital garden that uses Google AI's Gemini to choose a flower based on a daily check-in and ElevenLabs for narrated voiceovers. The garden refle…
A developer built a production-ready AI weather agent using PydanticAI, Pydantic, and tool injection. The agent orchestrates external API calls to Open-Meteo for geocoding and weather data, validating…
Databricks announced new capabilities for developing and deploying AI agents using its platform, integrating with LangGraph and MLFlow to enable agent-based systems that extend LLMs with custom tools …
A developer built Placemappr (placemappr.com), a free AI-powered relocation tool that compares 95 countries and 668 cities. The platform uses Next.js, Supabase, and Groq API to provide personalized re…