Prisms AI
Low Code/No Code
Prisms: The No-Code Platform for Building AI-Powered Apps
Prisms is built on top of large language models, such as GPT-3, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion, that can generate natural language, images, and other types of content from simple prompts. Prisms allows you to connect data sources, user inputs, and off-the-shelf building blocks to create your app logic. You don't need to worry about how to write an AI prompt, as Prisms makes that part easy too.
You can deploy your AI-powered app directly from Prisms with its pre-built UI, or you can build your own frontend and use Prisms as a backend for your AI logic. You can also use Prisms as a private AI workspace, where your data is owned by you, never leaves your private server, and is never sent to third parties.
Prisms is launching in 2023, but you can get on the waitlist now and be among the first to try it out. Whether you want to make your own AI magic, or just explore the possibilities of AI, Prisms is the platform for you.
Pros
- Prisms is a no-code platform that allows anyone to build AI-powered apps without writing code or AI prompts.
- Prisms is built on top of large language models such as GPT-3, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion, which can generate high-quality text, images, and videos.
- Prisms offers a pre-built UI for deploying apps, or the option to use Prisms as a backend for custom frontends.
- Prisms is a private AI workspace that does not store, monitor, or sell user data, and does not send data to third parties such as OpenAI.
- Prisms uses end-to-end encryption to secure user data and private infrastructure to host AI models.
Cons
- Prisms is still in development and will not launch until 2023.
- Prisms may not offer the same level of customization and control as coding or writing AI prompts manually.
- Prisms may not support all types of data sources, user inputs, and building blocks that users may need for their apps.
- Prisms may have limited scalability and reliability due to its private infrastructure and encryption.
- Prisms may face legal and ethical challenges regarding the use of large language models and their potential impacts on society.