nerfWatch()
20 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- People who suspect AI models have gotten worse and want daily test evidence before believing it
- Used for
- check whether an AI model's daily tests show degradation
- compare your own impression of a model against test results
- get an email when a model's verdict changes
- Launched on Product Hunt on Sep 26, 2026Product Hunt ↗
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Runs a daily test of AI models through their public APIs and alerts when a model appears nerfed. It is listed in the Atlas under Productivity.
Who is nerfWatch() for?
People who suspect AI models have gotten worse and want daily test evidence before believing it
Do people use nerfWatch()?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to nerfWatch()?
In Productivity, by use: Gas Québec, Cautellus, You Have Time, FolioFact, Traffic Monitor, Put Roots.
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