Ask AI buys Article Flow and DragGAN AI Tool, and turns them into agents

Ask AI Artificial Intelligence Integration has acquired AIrticle-flow.com and dragganaitool.uk, and both can now be found on its Agent Factory. The deals follow AI.com's reported $70 million sale, Shop.com at about $99 million and Tokens.com at $5 million.

Neither price has been disclosed. What changes is the job each name does: a writing service becomes the Article Flow agent, and an image editing guide becomes the DragGAN AI Tool agent, both run as AI Agents under one roof.

Article Flow, at airticle-flow.com, was built to turn one short brief into hundreds of distinct blog posts, with text from Llama 3.3 and images from Flux.1. It worked in many languages, let users set a tone, published to WordPress through its own plugin and charged $0.30 per article token, with ten free credits to start and a 30 per cent affiliate scheme. Its earlier pages are on the archive.

DragGAN AI Tool, at dragganaitool.uk, explained Drag Your GAN from the Max Planck Institute: drag a point on a photo and the model reshapes pose, expression or layout to match. The guide covered the open source code on GitHub, the graphics hardware it needs and the Colab demo.

As AI Agents, both now take a goal and carry it through, with a person approving the result. See the profiles for Article Flow and DragGAN AI Tool, and the related A-IAgents.com story.

AI security, online security and cyber security. A content agent holds publishing keys, and an image agent can alter faces. Keep keys out of shared documents, review posts before they go live and label edited pictures. Guidance is in the AI Security centre.

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