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Below is the latest AI information for September 1st.

Frontier News

1. Civitai has launched a new site, civitai.green.

The new site only contains safe images and models, with models related to pornography and heavy tastes censored and removed.

New site: https://civitai.green/models

Now you can look for models in front of friends and colleagues without encountering awkward situations.

AI Artwork

1. Sharing a Flux LoRA that blends illustration with realism.

Trained with FLUX.1-dev, this LoRA can generate images that combine illustration and realistic styles.

Model download: https://huggingface.co/Shakker-Labs/FLUX.1-dev-LoRA-blended-realistic-illustration

The characters in the foreground are in an illustration style, while the background is rendered realistically.

Open Source Projects

1. A powerful open-source web crawler tool: FireCrawl.

It can crawl content from any website and convert it into Markdown or structured data, providing data for large language model training or RAG.

GitHub: https://github.com/mendableai/firecrawl

It supports both local deployment and online use, and integrates with various AI toolkits, such as Langchain, Dify, Flowise, etc.

Moreover, the project is constantly improving, with rapid iterations adding many useful features. If you have a need, it's worth trying.

2. A website that collects numerous free APIs: Free Public APIs.

Unlike other API lists, this site tests each API daily to ensure they are all functional.

Website: https://www.freepublicapis.com/

Currently, 248 APIs have been categorized, covering finance, entertainment, music, travel, transportation, and more, available for students and developers.

3. Recommend a powerful database chart editor on GitHub: ChartDB.

A web-based database chart editor that supports various databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, MariaDB, and SQLite.

GitHub: https://github.com/chartdb/chartdb

Additionally, it offers an AI-based export feature that can generate DDL scripts for specific databases, facilitating database migration.