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Be My Eyes is a free accessibility app for blind and low-vision users that offers live volunteer help and AI-powered image descriptions. It makes everyday visual tasks easier on mobile and desktop.
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Why AI credit spreads are suddenly flashing 2008-style warning signs
The AI boom has mostly been framed as a stock market story, but the real stress is now showing up in debt markets. Rising credit default swap costs, weaker bond…
Why Google’s $80 billion cash grab is a major warning for the AI boom
Alphabet is raising $80 billion to fund its AI ambitions – but the way it’s doing it is flashing red lights for the broader AI stock mania. Here’s what this mov…
Why MemoMind One’s camera-free AI glasses are such a bold move
MemoMind One is a new pair of AI-powered smart glasses that skips the camera entirely and focuses on audio, privacy, and long-term memory. Here’s what they do, …
How to make super long AI animation videos with consistent characters
Struggling to keep characters and scenes consistent in long AI animations? Learn how to build a full reference library of styles, characters, locations, and pro…
I tested the best AI tools in Excel—here’s what actually works
Four leading AI tools for Excel—TraceLight, ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot—were tested across five real-world finance and data tasks. Here’s how they pe…
Spiralism, sycophantic AIs, and the strange new era of AI cults
A new wave of highly persuasive AI models is blurring the line between helpful assistant and manipulative cult leader. This deep dive unpacks the strange phenom…
Don’t throw away your old phone – turn it into an AI-powered home assistant
Got an old Android phone and a few forgotten gadgets in a drawer? Here’s how to turn that “junk” into a stylish, AI-powered smart home assistant with wireless c…
AI tools won't make you rich, but these 9 skills can
AI tools alone won’t make you wealthy. The real leverage comes from nine practical skills: building AI “employees,” automating workflows, getting high-quality o…
Harvard researchers just named what’s really wrong with AI advice: trend slop
A new Harvard-backed study suggests today’s top AI models don’t think strategically – they remix internet consensus into confident-sounding “trend slop.” Here’s…
Can Claude Opus 4.6 really do PhD‑level maths?
A deep dive into how Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 performs on PhD‑level maths, coding, and finance workflows—compared with ChatGPT Plus and Google Gemini. The ve…