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AnySearch Launches Programme to Aid the Next-Gen of AI Builders

Verified users get 2,000 free search calls per day for research, prototyping and open-source work, AnySearch said.

  • AnySearch officially launched the Student and Developer Program, a global initiative offering free access to the company's AI search infrastructure for students, developers, and open-source contributors worldwide.
  • Yet many students and early-stage developers struggle to obtain stable, reliable infrastructure for AI tasks as applications shift toward complex task execution requiring real-time information access.
  • Participants receive 2,000 free search calls per day for academic research, coursework, and prototyping. To date, more than 200,000 developers have used AnySearch, with cumulative search calls exceeding 20 million.
  • CEO Xue Guanqun of AnySearch stated, "With this program, we want to make it as simple as possible for students and developers worldwide to secure the foundational AI support they need."
  • Through API and MCP interfaces, developers can integrate AnySearch tools into workflows and AI agents, turning experiments into real-world deployments as applications shift toward complex task execution.
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AnySearch launches programme to aid the next-gen of AI builders

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AnySearch launches programme to aid next-gen AI builders

AnySearch launched its Student and Developer Program to empower students and developers.

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