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Hundreds of playful projects from Google and creative coders: AI drawing games, music toys and odd interfaces, most of them running in the browser.
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Experiments with Google sits in AI Experiments under Learn, filed as rabbit hole.
About this category: Models you can play with directly in a tab — generators, guessers, classifiers and the occasional unsettling demo. Understanding by messing about.
Yes. Experiments with Google is free to use and needs no account.
No. You can use Experiments with Google without signing up for anything.
Not well. We file Experiments with Google as desktop only, so open it on a laptop or desktop computer.
Yes, we file it as safe for work. It also works muted.
We file it as "Rabbit hole": Clear your evening. We warned you.
A directory of AI tools with categories, pricing filters and short reviews, handy for finding a free option for a specific job.
Seven levels of talking a language model into revealing a password it was told to protect. The best hands-on lesson in prompt injection going.
Tens of thousands of hosted model demos, each running in a browser tab. The closest thing machine learning has to an arcade.
Random generators for anything, built from plain text lists you can fork and edit yourself. Thousands of community ones already exist.
The hub for playable posts — effectively the index for the entire genre of learn-by-fiddling essays.
An idle game built on actual differential equations, with optional theory levels that teach you the mathematics as you climb.
Home of the GROW games, where you choose an order for a handful of objects and then watch a tiny world assemble or fail.
Ugly, ancient, and still better than everything else at cutting, resizing, reversing and optimising a GIF.
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