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Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Medvi and Elixamd are the only rising AI tools sustaining absolute traction at 100, while generalist agents like Runable AI and Embody AI crashed over 90% within two weeks. Meanwhile, Claude's landmark Fermat proof barely moved search interest, signaling that consumer attention has decoupled from research breakthroughs.

15 items|8 trends analyzed|Regions: US

Ongoing Stories(5)

Medvi

Still Trending

Medvi search interest reached 100 on Sep 8, sustaining its 18x climb from June.

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Elixamd

Major Update

Elixamd search interest surged to 100 by Sep 8, matching Medvi's peak and confirming vertical telehealth demand.

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Google Flow

Still Trending

Google Flow remains stable at 10-12 search interest, outlasting feature-level hype cycles.

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OpenClaw

Still Trending

OpenClaw holds steady at 17-21, the last surviving AI agent framework with sustained search interest.

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Hermes AI Agent

Winding Down

Hermes AI interest flatlined at 3-5, confirming the collapse of generalist AI agent frameworks.

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Visualizations(4)

Rising Tool Reality Check: Peak vs Current Interest

Medvi and Elixamd sustained peak interest at 100, while Runable AI crashed from 33 to 2 and Embody AI fell from 66 to 5.

Medvi Hits 100 as Runable AI Fades

Medvi surged to 100 by Sep 8 while Google Flow held steady at 10-12; Runable AI dropped from a 33 peak to 2 and Dola AI flatlined at 1.

Developer AI Tools: Embody Crashes, OpenClaw Holds

Embody AI collapsed from 66 to 5 after a late-August spike, while OpenClaw maintained 17-21 and Hermes flatlined at 3-5.

Claude Interest Muted Despite Fermat Proof Milestone

Claude AI search interest rose only 37% from 24 to 33 after proving Fermat's Last Theorem, while Gemini AI maintained higher baseline interest at 38-49.

Key Insights(4)

Hypotheses(2)

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 - AI & Tech Signals | Trendzs