Category: AI Tools & Reviews

Meta released a 30-billion-parameter AI model that runs on one gaming graphics card instead of a data center, and it beats similarly sized models on real tasks.

Claude can now send Gmail replies on its own. Approval stays on by default. Only Team and Enterprise owners can turn it off, and only for their members.

Google won a bankruptcy auction for Spirit Airlines’ internal data to train AI. A flight attendants’ union objected, and the court hearing just got pushed back.

A free guide covers turning off AI in Windows, Chrome, Gmail, WhatsApp, Zoom, and Acrobat, plus our full walkthroughs for Copilot and Gemini.

OpenAI launched a teen version of ChatGPT on 18 August. What changed, what parents can control, and what the research says about teens and AI.

OpenAI says Astra solved ten open maths problems for $2,000. The proofs are machine-checkable, which matters more than the solutions themselves.

Anthropic now watermarks Claude’s text. It carries no identifying information and cannot prove a human wrote something. What it actually does.

Sandbar’s Stream ring, Bee, Omi, Plaud, and Friend compared on price and features, with a quick guide to which AI wearable fits which person.

Cabinet is a free open-source app that turns Claude Code or Codex into a scheduled AI agent team. We set one up for real backlink outreach ourselves.