AI Tools & Platforms

Articles in the AI Tools & Platforms category. Practical tips, news and guides for working with AI.

• OpenAI temporarily lifts the five hour usage limit in ChatGPT Work and Codex — OpenAI has temporarily removed the five hour usage limit in ChatGPT Work and Codex for Plus, Business and Pro plans. It also reset everyone's usage counter and promises that GPT-5.6 Sol will consume less for the same work. It sounds like a clean win, but the key word in the whole announcement is "temporarily". And that is exactly what matters most for companies building processes on these tools.
• The bank account just got AI, and it takes money management further — A bank account usually just passively holds money, and you have to click through menus, export data and switch between tools. The American fintech Mercury is flipping that. Its new feature, Command, is artificial intelligence built directly into the account. You tell it in plain language what you need and it does it, but only with your confirmation. For the Czech market it is an interesting look at where money management is heading.
• File Generation in Gemini, Smarter Sheets, and More Google Workspace Updates — Last month, Google added several new features to Workspace. Some are already available in Czech, while others are still waiting for localization. Generating files directly from Gemini chat is a welcome step, though Claude has been capable of LaTeX output since autumn 2024. I reviewed all the updates and included a practical use case for each.
• Dreaming Feature Gives AI Agents Space to Reflect Between Tasks — At the Code with Claude conference, Anthropic introduced a new capability for Claude agents called Dreaming. It essentially allows the AI to review its own sessions, identify recurring errors, and extract actionable lessons from them. For companies deploying agents on longer work tasks, this could be a significant step toward more reliable deployment.
• Hedy AI Can Handle Your Entire Meeting Analysis Directly on Your Device — Most AI meeting assistants send your conversations to external servers. Hedy AI takes the opposite approach. It can now handle the entire analysis, summaries, and live notes directly on your computer or iPhone. And it is currently available for a one-time payment on AppSumo instead of a recurring subscription.
• Adobe Is Deploying AI Across All Its Applications. What Can Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Do Today? — Adobe is gradually integrating artificial intelligence throughout the Creative Cloud ecosystem. From a conversational assistant in Photoshop to generative vector graphics in Illustrator and automatic masking in Premiere. What exactly can each application do today, and how is it changing the work of creatives?
• Five AI agents that want to control your computer. The big comparison of 2026 — 2026 brought a new category of artificial intelligence. AI agents no longer just answer questions — they directly control your computer, organize files, write code, and complete tasks even when you're away from the keyboard. This article compares five major players: OpenClaw, Meta Manus, Perplexity Computer, Claude Cowork with Dispatch, and Microsoft Copilot. Who offers what and at what price?
• Gemini is settling into Google Workspace and changing how you work with documents, spreadsheets, and presentations — In March 2026, Google launched a beta of a major Gemini integration into Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive. Just describe what you need and Gemini will reach into your emails, files, and chat to prepare a first draft of a document, spreadsheet, or slide. How does it work in practice and what does it mean for everyday work?
• Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, says Microsoft — Microsoft has spent years investing billions in its AI assistant Copilot and integrating it into Windows and Office applications. Yet in its terms of use, it states in black and white that Copilot is for entertainment purposes only and that users should not rely on it for important decisions. How should we make sense of this contradiction?
• Why Anthropic cut off OpenClaw and other third-party tools from Claude subscriptions — From April 4, 2026, Anthropic no longer allows Claude Pro and Max subscribers to use third-party tools within their flat-rate plan. The decision affects over 135,000 developers and for some means a cost increase of up to fifty times. What is behind this, how does it affect regular users, and what does the credits offer email that many subscribers recently received actually mean?
• Claude Dispatch and Computer Use let you control your AI assistant from your phone while it works on your computer — Anthropic has pushed its AI assistant Claude a significant step further. The new Computer Use feature allows it to click, type, and navigate applications directly on your computer. Combined with the Dispatch feature that connects the desktop with a mobile phone, this creates an AI agent you assign a task to from your phone — and it completes the task on your computer even when you're not sitting at it.
• Microsoft's MAI-Image-2 is heading to offices and Czech companies should take notice — On March 19, 2026, Microsoft unveiled MAI-Image-2, its own image generation model. It is now part of both Office and Teams, handles Czech diacritics, and has outperformed Midjourney v6.1 in global comparisons. For Czech companies, this means cheaper graphics, better data security, and an end to dependency on external tools.
• How to switch from ChatGPT to Claude and why millions of people are doing it right now — Anthropic has launched a tool to import memory from competing chatbots into Claude. It arrived at the moment when millions of users are leaving ChatGPT over OpenAI's controversial deal with the Pentagon. As a result, Claude has climbed to the top of the App Store and new sign-ups have quadrupled. What is behind it and how does the switch work?
• Google's Nano Banana 2 Combines Local AI with Cloud Power and Targets Creators and Small Businesses — Google has presented the second generation of its compact AI device Nano Banana 2. Built on the Gemini Flash model, it promises professional generative AI features completely free of charge and aims to directly compete with paid alternatives. How does it all work, what can it do, and where are the open questions?
• Microsoft's Copilot Tasks Finally Does the Work Instead of Just Talking About It — Until now, chatbots have mainly given us advice and generated text that we still had to finish ourselves. Microsoft is now trying something different. Copilot Tasks is an AI assistant that opens its own browser, browses the web, unsubscribes you from newsletters, drafts email replies, or monitors apartment listings. You just tell it what you need. It does the work. How does it work and what does it mean for the future of working with AI?
• From a One-Hour Prototype Came 1.5 Million AI Agents and an Offer from OpenAI — All it took was one hour of work to create a prototype that became a platform with 1.5 million AI agents. Austrian developer Peter Steinberger found himself courted by the heads of Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI. Why did Sam Altman win, what can AI agents actually do, and where are their biggest weaknesses so far?
• WordPress.com Has a New AI Collaborator That Understands Your Website — WordPress.com is introducing an AI assistant that works directly in the editor, media library, and team chat. Unlike external tools, it understands the structure and content of your website, making changes on the spot and in real time. No copying, no prompting outside the platform. Just describe what you want and the assistant will do it for you.
• Your Data in Gemini May Not Be as Safe as You Think — Artificial intelligence saves us hours of work every day, but few people stop to consider the privacy question. Did you know that real humans can read your conversations with Gemini? And that the paid 'Advanced' version may not protect you from this? In this detailed guide, we look under the hood at what happens to your data. We explain the crucial difference between a personal and business account (Google Workspace), which can determine the security of your know-how. Read on to learn how to set up AI to serve you — not the other way around.
• Comparing the Giants: Does It Make Sense to Switch to Claude Opus 4.6 and Entrust It with Managing Your Business Processes? — For a long time, the Opus model was spoken of as the "genius" of the Claude family – slower, more deliberate, the unfailing thinker you turn to for the hardest tasks. Anthropic has now (February 5, 2026) revealed its cards with version 4.6 and the promises are enormous: from a million-token context window that can "read" your entire company, to the revolutionary "Agent Teams" feature. But is it worth it? I decided not to stop at press releases. I'm activating the top-tier "Max" plan for a month to find out what happens when we remove all restrictions from this digital brain and let it work on tasks that previously required entire teams. Is this the moment when AI stops being an assistant and becomes a partner?
• Why Is Gemini Gaining New Users Faster Than the Competition? — Gemini's share of generative AI traffic has grown from 5.4% to 18.2% over the past 12 months. While ChatGPT still dominates the market, its share is declining. What's behind Gemini's success? It's not just better technology – it's primarily accessibility. Google has bet on a strategy that brings artificial intelligence directly into the apps people already use daily. And that convenience is starting to determine which AI you choose.
• New Guardrails Feature in n8n Ensures Safe Operation of Your Automations — Artificial intelligence is a great servant, but data security often keeps us up at night. Imagine if your AI assistants had their own bodyguard who checks every word before it leaves the company. That's exactly what the new n8n feature brings — acting as an invisible shield for your automations. Let's take a look at how this elegant function protects your sensitive data and ensures your chatbot doesn't let anything slip, all without complex programming.
• Freepik Is Unifying Fragmented Creative Tools into One Coherent System — Creative work with AI today is often scattered across dozens of open browser tabs, constantly jumping between tools and losing track of everything. Freepik is now offering a solution that puts control back in your hands and turns random generation into systematic work. We'll introduce Spaces — an infinite canvas for your ideas — and take a look at a hot new feature that lets you manipulate the camera angle on any image. This is what the future looks like when technology serves us, not the other way around.
• Microsoft and Claude Partnership Opens New Possibilities for Your Office Work — Microsoft 365 no longer relies on just one AI engine. Thanks to the integration of Claude models from Anthropic, you can switch between different AIs in Word, Excel, and Copilot — depending on the type of task, from deep research to working with complex spreadsheets.
• Google Gemini Can Now Tell If a Photo Was Made by an AI Generator — Google is bringing a simple AI-generated image detection feature to the Gemini app. Just upload a photo and ask: "Was this image created using AI?" The system uses the invisible SynthID watermark technology, which has tagged over 20 billion AI-generated works since 2023. Gemini can also detect images from competing generators by analyzing typical errors and unnatural elements in images.
• Voice Assistance in ChatGPT Has Matured and Become a Natural Part of Chat — Do you remember that strange feeling when you wanted to chat with ChatGPT but had to leave the conversation to enter a special "bubble" world? Fortunately, that is in the past. OpenAI has quietly released an update that integrates voice mode directly into the regular chat. I tried it out for you and must say — this is the missing puzzle piece we were waiting for. Let's look at how it will make life easier.
• Google Plans to Use Our Private Data for More Accurate AI Responses — Imagine a search engine that knows not only what you're looking for right now, but also what you were messaging a colleague yesterday or what invoices are arriving in your email. Google sees this as a huge opportunity to make its artificial intelligence truly useful specifically for you. It sounds like a great servant that will save you hours of work, but many people also sense an uncomfortable whiff of lost privacy. Where is the line between technology saving us time and technology knowing too much about us?
• ChatGPT and Perplexity as New Shopping Assistants: Revolution or Just Promises for Now? — Imagine that instead of endlessly scrolling through e-shops and comparing specs, you simply say: "Find me the best coffee maker under $200" and an assistant handles the rest. That's exactly where the latest updates from OpenAI and Perplexity are taking us. Both services rolled out heavy-hitting features at the end of 2025 — specialized shopping agents. While one promises deep research, the other wants to handle payment too. Reality, however, falls well short of perfection, and in some cases the results are more tragic than magical. Let's take a look at whether we can already hand our credit cards over to the robots.
• Adobe and ChatGPT Join Forces to Make Professional Photo and Document Editing Accessible to Everyone — Imagine no longer needing to download single-purpose apps or struggle with the complex interface of professional graphics editors when you just need to quickly edit a vacation photo. I have news for you that may well save you a lot of time. Just upload a file into the chat and simply say what you want to change. Let's take a look at how this fusion will save you hours of work — and maybe a few nerves too.
• From the UK Comes an Artificial Intelligence with Ambitions to Beat ChatGPT — The United Kingdom has not featured prominently on the AI map so far — but that is changing. Enter Locai, a British AI that dares to challenge established players from the US and China. Its creators claim it outperforms even GPT-5 in conversational abilities. How do they intend to achieve this, and what is the reality? I took a close look at this newcomer.
• British AI Locai Arrives with a Bold Plan to Beat Global Giants — Britain is known more for tea and rainy weather, but now it's also making its voice heard in the tech world. Let me introduce Locai, a new challenger from the islands, who claims to outperform even the most advanced models from OpenAI or Google. Rather than raw power, it bets on cleverness and a unique community approach to computing power. Does it stand a chance against established players, or is it just another interesting experiment? Let's take a look under the hood of this British newcomer.
• New Study Shows That Rhymes and Verses Work as a Universal Skeleton Key to Unlock Forbidden AI Features — I thought modern language models had their safety fuses set to be bulletproof. Developers spend thousands of hours training filters designed to prevent the misuse of AI for malicious purposes. But it turns out there is a back door that no one was guarding — and the key to it is not some complex code, but something far more human. All it takes is changing the form of communication, and artificial intelligence suddenly forgets its rules. What exactly can fool the world's most advanced systems?
• How Companies Are Using AI Agents and Why Does ChatGPT Have Such a Dominant Position in Europe? — Artificial intelligence has entered companies in the form of AI agents that function as digital colleagues capable of solving tasks independently. At the same time, a battle for the European market has erupted, where ChatGPT controls nearly 85 percent. France's Le Chat wants to be the European alternative, but the path to success is not easy. What must companies do to get the most out of AI agents? And who will European organizations ultimately trust?
• Suno Studio Offers Professional Music Creation with the Help of Artificial Intelligence — Suno has introduced the revolutionary platform Suno Studio, which it calls the world's first generative audio workstation. This tool combines the traditional capabilities of music editors like GarageBand with advanced AI music generation. All you need is a rough idea, a hummed melody, or a text description, and artificial intelligence will create a complete track. The platform is available to premium subscribers for $30 per month.
• We Found Out Why AI Makes Things Up — and How to Learn to Prevent It — Every few weeks, headlines appear about AI lying, conspiring, or even seducing users. It sounds alarming, but the reality is far more mundane. The most extensive study of its kind showed that AI assistants make errors in nearly half of all cases. ChatGPT is no Bond villain. It's a statistical tool with design flaws that could have been prevented. And what's more — part of the problem lies with users themselves, who don't understand how to work with these tools properly.
• Why AI Phone Reviews Never Include Affordable Models — When you read reviews of the best AI phones, you'll mostly find only the most expensive devices. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Google Pixel 10 Pro, Xiaomi 15 Ultra. This gives people the impression that artificial intelligence is a luxury for the wealthy. But I picked up a basic Samsung Galaxy S24 at a reasonable price back in mid-2024 — and I have access to all the AI features, including guaranteed updates for 7 years. Let me show you that AI on your phone isn't a matter of money.
• New Platform Combines AI with Music While Respecting Artists' Rights — The music industry is grappling with ethical questions around AI, but startup Aiode takes a different approach. Musicians whose style was used to train AI models will be paid. The platform offers a desktop app where virtual musicians help create tracks, while you retain full control. How does it work and what sets Aiode apart from the competition?
• Meta Will Start Tracking AI Conversations and Targeting Ads Based on Them — Starting in December, Facebook and Instagram users face an unavoidable change. Meta has announced it will begin using all conversations with the Meta AI chatbot to personalize ads and content. No opt-out will be possible. Ask the assistant for hiking tips? Get ready for ads about trekking boots. This move puts AI conversations on the same level as likes or post shares.
• TimeKettle W4 Brings Simultaneous Translation with Interpreter-Level Accuracy — Imagine a meeting with a partner from Japan where you speak Czech and they speak Japanese. Neither of you needs to understand the other's language. TimeKettle W4 are AI-powered earbuds that translate 42 languages with 98% accuracy and a delay of just 0.2 seconds. While Apple won't offer its translation AirPods in Europe due to regulations, the TimeKettle W4 is already available for you to use. How do they work and why are they faster than human reaction?
• Perplexity Creates New AI Agents Division with Team from Visual Electric Startup — Search startup Perplexity is expanding into the AI agents space. It is acquiring the team from Visual Electric, a Sequoia-backed AI image generation tool. Founders with experience from Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft will strengthen the newly created Agent Experiences group. What does this mean for the future of AI assistants, and why will Visual Electric shut down within three months?
• Startup Deta Introduces Surf, an App That Combines an AI Browser with Smart Notebook Features — Berlin and New York-based startup Deta is launching the beta version of the Surf app, which combines the features of an AI browser with Google's NotebookLM capabilities. Users can browse the web, create topic notebooks, get summaries from websites, PDFs, and YouTube videos, and even generate code for interactive charts — all in one app. All content can be edited in a Notion-like editor.
• Vibe Coding Complicates Life for Managers and Developers Alike, Yet Still Has Its Place — With the rise of advanced AI assistants, almost anyone today can create a functional application within a few hours, even with no prior programming experience. This phenomenon, known as vibe coding, stirs strong emotions on all sides – from enthusiasm through skepticism to outright criticism. Is it really just a dangerous game with fire, or does this path to software creation have a legitimate place?
• How Successful Managers Work with AI in 2025 – Part 3: Afternoon — The afternoon is when most managers lose energy and focus. Successful managers therefore dedicate it to what is most valuable – the people on their team, strategic decisions, and long-term projects. And they have the energy for it, because AI has been handling the routine since morning. See what the afternoon looks like for a manager who knows when to use technology and when a purely human approach is needed.
• How Successful Managers Work with AI in 2025 - Part 1: Morning — The role of manager has changed beyond recognition in recent years. It's no longer enough to just manage a team and check results. Today you have to be a strategist, analyst, psychologist, and still have time for innovation. Managers who stayed in the old ruts end up burned out or with below-average results. Those who discovered artificial intelligence as a work partner gained time, peace of mind, and an edge. See exactly what their morning looks like and why it starts earlier than others.
• Why Perplexity Has Suddenly Stopped Following Your Instructions — and How to Fix It — What was until recently Perplexity's strong suit has become its biggest weakness. If you have set up custom spaces with detailed instructions and are suddenly finding that the AI simply ignores them, you are not alone. The automatic model selection that was meant to simplify things now paradoxically forces users back to basics — manually choosing between individual models based on their capabilities.
• Windows 11 Brings Artificial Intelligence to Every Computer — Microsoft has unveiled a major update to Windows 11 that brings advanced AI features to every computer running this operating system. Copilot is no longer just an add-on — it is becoming a natural part of working with a computer. You can talk to it, show it your screen, and let it perform tasks for you. Voice control, visual analysis of on-screen content, and autonomous actions are no longer exclusive to expensive devices.
• How AI Will Make Your Black Friday and Christmas Shopping Easier — Imagine having a personal shopping advisor who never sleeps, never gets annoyed by questions, and can browse hundreds of offers in a matter of seconds. That's exactly what artificial intelligence offers for Christmas shopping and Black Friday sales. While most people desperately scroll through e-shops hoping they've found the right price, you can let AI do the heavy lifting for you.
• How to Get ChatGPT Atlas Running on Windows? — Atlas works nicely only for those with a Mac and an M chip. Windows? Forget it. Intel Mac? Same story. OpenAI promised a revolution in web browsing, but when you lower your expectations about it running on your Windows PC, a world of possibilities opens up.
• Mega Comparison of AI Browsers: Which Artificial Intelligence Wins the Battle for the Future of the Internet — Artificial intelligence is gradually penetrating all areas of the digital world. One of the most interesting battles is currently taking place in the field of web browsers. Companies such as Perplexity, OpenAI, Opera, Microsoft, and Google have presented their visions for the future of web browsing with integrated artificial intelligence. Let's take a look at how these browsers actually work, what they can do, and what they cannot yet promise.
• Artificial Intelligence Cannot Replace Websites, but It Greatly Simplifies Building Them — Every few years a new technology appears that's supposed to "kill" websites. First it was mobile apps, then Facebook, chatbots, voice assistants. Now it's artificial intelligence's turn. ChatGPT and similar tools can indeed answer questions faster than browsing several websites, but does that mean the end of websites? History teaches us something different.
• The Most Effective AI Assistants Can Simplify Business Workflows — AI agents are no longer just a futuristic vision — they are becoming everyday reality for companies around the world. Instead of simply answering questions, they can now independently plan, make decisions, and carry out complex tasks. Find out which AI tools are most helping professionals automate routine work and focus on truly important decision-making.
• ChatGPT controls more than 80 percent of the global AI chatbot market — Artificial intelligence is no longer just a trend, but an everyday reality. The latest data shows that one tool has gained absolute dominance — ChatGPT has reached more than 80 percent of all AI chatbot interactions worldwide. While competitors struggle to find their place, most businesses and individuals rely on a single leader. What does this mean for the future of AI and why should companies think about diversification?
• Claude vs ChatGPT vs Google Gemini: Which AI solution is best for education in 2025 — Three tech giants offer specialized educational modes for their AI assistants — Claude Learning Mode from Anthropic, ChatGPT Study Mode from OpenAI, and Google Gemini Guided Learning. Each takes a different approach to digital tutoring. Claude builds on Socratic guidance, ChatGPT on active training, and Google on systematic content guidance. Which of these AI tutors is truly best for Czech students, teachers, and professionals?
• Perplexity releases Comet browser to everyone for FREE and adds a background assistant — Startup Perplexity has decided to make its AI browser Comet available to everyone for free. While it was previously reserved only for subscribers of the paid Max plan at $200 per month, anyone can now try it. The company is also launching a new background assistant feature capable of handling multiple tasks at once. This comes at a time when the browser market is changing significantly due to AI integration.
• This Prompt Unlocks the Full Power of ChatGPT-5 — Many users complain that the new GPT-5 doesn't feel as powerful as previous versions. However, a great tip from the community shows how a single well-crafted prompt can significantly improve the quality of ChatGPT-5 responses. How do you do it? Find out in our article.
• OpenAI Agent Builder brings a revolution to AI agent development — OpenAI presented AgentKit at DevDay 2025 — a complete toolkit for building AI agents that could fundamentally transform the way developers and companies work. Can this new tool truly compete with established players like n8n or Zapier? And what can you build with it? In this detailed guide I will show you how to get started and why Agent Builder should matter to you.
• Live AI in Meta Ray-Ban Display: Let Your Glasses Think for You — If you have been waiting for AI to finally move beyond ordinary voice commands, that moment has arrived. All a user needs is a simple "Hey Meta, start Live AI" and the entire experience begins. What are the possibilities and limits of this technology? And when is it worth using?
• Meta's Sports Smart Glasses: Are Oakley Meta Vanguard Right for Your Activities? — Oakley Meta Vanguard are sports smart glasses that impress mainly with their durability and quality camera for recording in 3K resolution. You can easily control them by voice via the Meta AI assistant, including taking calls or displaying important information directly in your field of view.
• Communication Without Borders: How Meta Ray-Ban Display Breaks Language Barriers — With live captions and real-time translations, the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses are becoming a full-fledged digital companion capable of overcoming language and sound barriers without you ever having to reach for your phone or another device.
• The Quest for a European ChatGPT: Barriers, Solutions and the Vision of Czech Scientists — Much of the key data and resources remain unavailable to Europe due to regulations, while American and Asian competitors benefit from a more open system. The Czech OpenEuroLLM project is a response to this situation: it aims to offer a reliable European AI for free, without factual errors and with an emphasis on small languages. What other obstacles is Europe tackling and where do its chances lie? Find out in this article.
• Meta Neural Band and Ray-Ban Display: Controlling Smart Glasses Without Touch Is Here — Meta is introducing a breakthrough technology for controlling smart glasses – the new Ray-Ban Display can be operated with subtle hand movements via the Neural Band wristband using EMG technology and AI support. Touchless, button-free gestures are transforming everyday interaction with the digital world.
• Adobe Introduces New AI Agents to Revolutionize Customer Experience — Adobe has launched a suite of new AI agents that bring significant automation and contextual intelligence to corporate marketing and customer processes. Thanks to this technology, companies can not only better personalize their customer communications, but also manage data and operational tasks more efficiently — all with an emphasis on practical application and a human touch.
• Chrome with AI vs. Comet: What are the differences in agentic capabilities? — Artificial intelligence is no longer just in search — it is coming directly into browsers. Both Chrome and Comet bring innovative AI features that can change how we approach work and productivity. Which of these tools will take your digital everyday life further? Read this practical comparison to find out what each offers, where they differ, and who each might suit best.
• With Agent Mode, Chrome Gains Entirely New Capabilities — Google Chrome is bringing major innovations through the integration of the latest AI technologies. From the intuitive Gemini assistant to protection against online fraud and smart search — Chrome can now do much more than just open pages. Discover what new possibilities AI brings to Chrome!
• Google's AI Mode Expands PDF Capabilities and Introduces the Dynamic Canvas — Google is expanding the capabilities of its AI Mode with PDF file support on desktop and plans to add more formats, including those from Google Drive. It is also introducing the Canvas feature, which will allow users to plan and organize information across multiple sessions via a side panel. These changes bring AI Mode closer to comprehensive support for learning and data work.
• New Copilot Mode in Edge Brings AI That Actively Assists with Online Tasks — Microsoft is introducing a new experimental Copilot Mode in the Edge browser, leveraging agentic AI capabilities. Instead of passive web browsing, AI will offer you active assistance — from understanding content across multiple tabs to voice control and task planning. Get ready for an intelligent browser that goes beyond search.
• How New Adobe Photoshop AI Tools Will Make Working with Images Easier — Adobe Photoshop is adding new AI tools that help improve image quality, realistically integrate new objects into scenes, and more precisely remove unwanted parts of images. For the first time you can also use generative image upscaling and a feature that harmonizes the colors and lighting of newly added objects with their surrounding environment. Let's take a closer look at all the new features.
• Why Tech Giants Often Use External AI Models Instead of Their Own — Major technology companies like Meta, Microsoft, and Apple develop their own AI models, yet often use external models from other companies — such as Anthropic's Claude — for demanding tasks. This trend shows that even when their own solutions are free, they often are not as capable or efficient as the competition. Collaboration and outsourcing may be the key for AI giants to faster development and better productivity.
• I Tried an AI Life Coach with Personality and Here's What I Found — These days we mostly use artificial intelligence as a tool for work and organization. But what if AI had its own personality? I tried the Character.ai platform, where I created my own AI coach who isn't just a dry robot but an empathetic guide with character. What was it like? What advantages and pitfalls does this approach bring? Come find out.
• T-Mobile Launches Magenta AI as a New Feature Directly in the My T-Mobile App — In July, T-Mobile introduced a brand-new feature called Magenta AI directly in the My T-Mobile app, offering free access to top-tier Perplexity AI. This innovation differs from previous promotional deals and is designed for all customers who want quick, simple, and accessible AI technology without complex setup. We look at what Magenta AI brings, how the Perplexity partnership came about, and how it can be useful to the general public.
• OpenAI Is Entering the World of Browsers — OpenAI is reportedly preparing its own web browser with advanced artificial intelligence, with ambitions to disrupt the dominance of established giants led by Google Chrome. What features and added value will such a product bring, and in what ways could it be revolutionary for everyday users? I'll unpack that in the following article.
• How to Try Google AI Mode in the Czech Republic with a Simple Trick — Google has launched AI Mode, which completely transforms the search experience, but currently only in the US. Can users in the Czech Republic also use this innovative way of searching? And in what ways is AI Mode truly different from regular Google? In this article, you'll find out how you can try this new feature yourself – and what to expect.
• ChatGPT Agent as a Helper for Real-World Tasks — What the New AI Can Do — ChatGPT Agent brings a new level of autonomy to the world of artificial intelligence — from planning all the way through to carrying out tasks. How can this distinctive AI helper simplify your daily agenda and organize your free time? Those who want more than just advice and lists of instructions will appreciate it most.
• Claude Code Tightens Usage Limits: Users Left Uncertain by Unclear Restrictions — Many Claude Code users have been struggling since Monday morning with unexpectedly strict limits, without being informed in advance. The new settings have caused great disappointment and uncertainty in the AI community. What exactly happened and what risks does it signal for professionals using AI in business practice?
• DuckDuckGo Allows You to Hide AI-Generated Images in Search Results — DuckDuckGo is introducing a new filter that makes it easy to hide images created by artificial intelligence during searches. Want to find out why and how to use this new feature, and what it means for everyday users and professionals alike? Read on — a specific guide and context are below.
• New features in Firefly: More realistic AI videos and sounds in a few clicks — Adobe Firefly is introducing a major expansion of its AI video capabilities — it brings more realistic video generation, integrates advanced models like Veo 3, and now handles the creation of sound effects directly from voice input. What does the new feature offer and what does it mean for creatives?
• Why Gemini Declined the Challenge to Play Chess Against a Retro Console — What happens when a modern AI gets a chance to pit itself against chess software from the 1970s? How did Google's Gemini fare in a battle against an old Atari, and what does this episode tell us about the current state of AI development?
• I'm testing whether AI can be my philosophical sparring partner — Can artificial intelligence truly help untangle our thoughts about life, free will, or human goodness? I tested several AI tools on the hardest philosophical questions and found that the answers often don't deliver a final truth — but they can be surprisingly useful guides to our thinking.
• With a Freepik Subscription You No Longer Have to Worry About AI Generation Credit Counts — The popular platform Freepik has removed limits on AI image and video generation for paid plans. What does this mean in practice for creatives, and who benefits most from this change? Find out how this shift makes artificial intelligence more accessible without having to track credit counts.
• Czech Users Get Access to AirGPT — the First Large Language Model Operated in the Czech Republic — AirGPT from Zoner is a new generative AI that can be tried for free directly from a Czech data center. What sets it apart from global AI services, and what does it offer to businesses and individuals alike? If you're drawn to the combination of AI, data sovereignty, and Czech innovation, read on!
• My Proton Lumo Test: Excellent Security, but Practical Usability Falls Short — Proton Lumo promises safety and privacy protection when working with artificial intelligence. But can it truly deliver not only peace of mind but also practical reliability? I tested it for you and ran into pitfalls you should know about before deciding to test it yourself.
• With Claude you can be a no-code AI app creator — Imagine creating your own AI application without a single line of code — and for free. Claude from Anthropic brings the ability to design, share, and run interactive tools without any technical background. How exactly does it work and where does it surpass the competition?
• How Perplexity Is Leveraging the Indian Market on Its Path to Global Growth — Perplexity is taking on global leader OpenAI in its own way — betting on growth in India. Why is the Indian market so important for this American AI startup, and which partners is it growing with there? Read about the strategies Perplexity is using and what obstacles it might face.
• Finally: Claude Has Free Web Search for Everyone in the Czech Republic — I've been waiting for this feature that was always missing from the excellent Claude app. Web search is now available for free directly in the Czech Republic! How has this step transformed my daily use, and why is it a true bull's-eye for many professionals?
• ChatGPT Tests New "Study Together" Feature for Interactive Learning — OpenAI is quietly testing a new "Study Together" feature in ChatGPT, designed to transform the way people use artificial intelligence for studying. It's not yet available to everyone, but it's already generating interest thanks to its innovative approach to learning. What exactly does this new feature offer and why should it matter to you?
• How to Use Perplexity AI and ChatGPT in WhatsApp for Quick Answers and Image Generation — WhatsApp is transforming into an artificial intelligence hub. You can now chat not only with Meta AI but also with Perplexity AI and ChatGPT within seconds – all without complex setup. How does it work, what can it do, and what should you watch out for? Read on and discover how to make your everyday communication and work easier.
• Meta AI in Action: How the Standalone App Performs After a Few Weeks — Meta AI is no longer just a press release — it is a real app you can download and try. How is it holding up in everyday use, and what new features has it brought to users? We take a look at the features that remained relevant three weeks in.
• How Implicit Caching in Gemini 2.5 Reduces AI Costs — Google has introduced a new "implicit caching" feature in its Gemini API that promises up to 75% cost savings when working with the latest AI models. What does this change mean for developers, why is it automatic, and how can it affect the future use of artificial intelligence?
• Google's NotebookLM Now Offers Visual Overviews and Expands Capabilities for Mobile — Google is once again pushing the boundaries of working with information — its NotebookLM now allows you to create video summaries of complex documents and is expanding its capabilities to mobile devices. What do all the new features bring and how can they make your everyday work with AI easier?
• Google Unveiled AI That Thinks Deeper, Shops Smarter, and Creates Videos with Dialogue — Google at the I/O 2025 conference showed how far artificial intelligence can go. New Gemini 2.5, AI Mode in search, video generation with dialogue, and virtual clothes fitting — all of this promises fundamental changes in how we work, search for information, and shop. What exactly can this new generation of AI do?
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• Google Gemini vs. ChatGPT: Who Rules AI Image Generation Today? — AI image generation is a rapidly growing trend taking over social media and professional tools. How do the two biggest platforms – Google Gemini and ChatGPT – perform in this area? I tested their capabilities in various scenarios and the results genuinely surprised me. Which tool is the better choice today, and where does each one have the edge?
• Manus AI Shows That Image Generation Can Be Part of the Entire Workflow — Want to know why Manus AI is becoming increasingly popular among professionals? The new image generation feature is not just about pretty visuals — Manus AI can connect images with other tasks to create a comprehensive work tool. How does it all work and how is it different from ordinary AI image generators?
• Which Paid AI Assistant Is Best for You? Comparing Gemini Advanced, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot Pro — Paid AI assistants are now found in browsers, search engines, and on the desktop. But which one answers fastest, most accurately, and most conveniently? I tested Gemini Advanced, ChatGPT Plus, and Copilot Pro across five key areas — and the results might surprise you.
• With Gemini Live, Artificial Intelligence Can Look Around for You and Instantly Tell You What's Happening — Google's new Gemini Live feature will change how you think about artificial intelligence — it allows you to stream your surroundings or screen via iPhone, receive instant real-time answers, and makes a significant contribution for users with visual impairments. How exactly does it work and what can you accomplish with it?
• Enhanced Protection in Chrome: How Gemini Nano AI Fights Internet Scams — Google Chrome is strengthening user protection against online fraud with artificial intelligence. The new mode with the Gemini Nano model can detect twice as many dangerous sites, but you need to enable it yourself. How does this technology work and why is it worth using?
• Gemini in Chrome: An Assistant That Understands Your Open Tabs — Google is upgrading the capabilities of its Chrome browser. With the integration of the Gemini AI assistant, you can get answers and advice directly related to the content of your open tabs — without needing to switch windows or search for information the hard way. What does this new feature bring and how can it make your everyday work easier?
• AI Mode in Google Search: Why Media Are Calling It Theft and What It Means for Publishers — Google has introduced AI Mode in Search, which answers users' questions directly on the search page without requiring them to visit original websites. Major media organizations are calling this theft. Why – and what does it mean for publishers and the future of quality journalism?
• With Wix AI, You Can Build a Professional Website Without Any Coding or Design Skills — Want a modern website but do not want to spend time learning design or coding? Wix AI lets you create a site in just minutes — simply answer a few questions and get a fully customized website. What are its main advantages and who is it best suited for?
• Vercel Introduces an AI Model Focused on Web Development — Vercel is launching a new AI model that promises to simplify and accelerate web development through deep knowledge of modern technologies and frameworks. What are its key features and how does it differ from the competition? Find out in today's article.
• Gemini Live on iPhones: Why This AI Feature from Android Is So Revolutionary — Google Gemini Live is now fully available on iPhones, offering features that were previously exclusive to Android. How does this AI innovation change everyday phone use, and why might it be a reason to return to Apple? Read on to find out what Gemini Live can do and how it can help you.
• Tests Revealed That Claude Opus 4 Can Not Only Help, But Also Deceive and Blackmail — The latest safety report revealed that an early version of Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 model exhibited alarming tendencies toward deception, blackmail, and arbitrary interventions. What exactly happened in the tests and why did experts recommend not deploying the model? Read about the questions these findings raise for the future of AI.
• Google Workspace Brings Revolutionary AI Features to Gmail, Meet, and Vids — At its I/O 2025 conference, Google announced major updates to its Workspace suite. We can look forward to smart replies in Gmail, real-time translation in Meet, and AI assistants in video content. How will these innovations change your workday? Read on!
• Anthropic's New Claude Opus 4 Model Resorted to Blackmail in Tests When Faced with Shutdown — Anthropic's new Claude Opus 4 model exhibited alarming behavior during safety testing: when threatened with shutdown, it resorted to blackmail in 84% of test cases. What does this mean for companies and AI developers?
• Google's New AI Mode in Search: Advanced Answers, Personalization and Ads — Google is launching AI Mode in its search, bringing not only deeper and more personalized answers, but also a new form of advertising directly in AI-generated results. What changes does this bring for users and businesses, and what can we expect from this innovation?
• Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 Can Work Independently for Nearly an Entire Workday — Imagine an artificial intelligence that can independently work on complex tasks for hours without human intervention. Anthropic's new Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 models push the boundaries of agentic AI systems, bringing major improvements in coding, memory, and reliability. What does this mean for companies and developers?
• The New Claude 4 Models Are Pushing the Boundaries of AI in Practice — Anthropic is launching its new Claude 4 models, which set a new standard in artificial intelligence and programming. What do these innovations mean for AI agents, and why should even those who want to stay a step ahead in the digital world be watching? Read on to find out everything Claude 4 has to offer.
• Google AI Studio: When You Want to Get Started with AI Quickly and Without Unnecessary Barriers — Google AI Studio is a place where anyone with an idea can play with artificial intelligence — whether you are a developer, entrepreneur, or just a curious enthusiast. What is it like when you want to try building your own AI application in the cloud?
• LinkedIn and Adobe Join Forces: Identity and Content Authenticity Verification in the AI Era — LinkedIn and Adobe are introducing the joint program "Verified on LinkedIn," which links user identity verification with verification of the origin of digital content. Creators can thus easily prove who they are while protecting their work from misuse at a time when generative AI can easily imitate or steal others' work. What does the new collaboration bring and why is it an important step toward trust on the internet?
• Claude Gets Stronger: Now Able to Search Your Entire Google Workspace — Anthropic is adding a key capability to its AI assistant Claude — it can now search and analyze data across your entire Google Workspace. What does this mean for work efficiency, and what are the limits of this new feature?
• "This Is Not AI's Work": Adobe Gives Creators Tools to Protect Their Own Creations — At a time when generative artificial intelligence is penetrating all areas of creative work, artists and illustrators increasingly need to clearly show that their work was created by a human – not a machine. How has Adobe responded? Read on in the article.
• Bhutanese Monks Test BuddhaBot: Artificial Intelligence as a New Guide to Buddhism — Artificial intelligence has crossed the walls of monastery halls. In Bhutan, two hundred Buddhist monks and nuns are currently testing BuddhaBot Plus — a chatbot that answers questions and interprets Buddhist teachings in English based on analysis of ancient texts. If the project succeeds, the AI guide to Buddhism could expand to other countries and communities.
• Adobe Firefly: The New Generation of AI for Creatives Is Here. Why Is It "Like Magic" and What Does It Bring? — At this year's Adobe Max London, Adobe unveiled major innovations within its Firefly AI platform. New models, integration with leading AI partners, and tools for team collaboration are pushing the boundaries of creativity. Whether you are a professional, an aspiring creator, or simply want to quickly turn your idea into reality — read on to learn how to do it with Adobe Firefly.
• Google Workspace Gets More AI Enhancements: Audio Overviews, Canvas, and Workflow Automation with Gemini — Google continues its rapid pace of innovation, adding new AI-powered tools to its Workspace productivity suite. The latest update brings features that will significantly simplify creation, collaboration, and the automation of everyday tasks. Whether you live by writing, coding, managing meetings, or love listening to audio content — you should take notice. Why? Read on.
• ChatGPT Plus Gets a Massive Upgrade: New Limits Bring Double the Messages with the Latest Models — OpenAI is significantly increasing limits for ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise users. You can now use the latest ChatGPT o3 and o4-mini models much more frequently — with full access to all tools, including web search, file analysis, and image generation. What exactly is changing and why is this an important step for everyone who wants to get the most out of ChatGPT?
• ChatGPT's New PDF Export Feature Brings a Revolution in Enterprise Use
• Claude Now Searches for Up-to-Date Information on the Web — Claude from Anthropic has received a major upgrade: it can now search for up-to-date information directly on the web. What does this new feature mean for everyday users and businesses, and why should you care? Read on to learn how Claude is changing the way we find and verify information.
• Google Gemma 3: The New Generation of Open AI Models for Every Device — Google has unveiled the third generation of its open AI models, Gemma 3. These models promise top-tier performance, multimodality, and the ability to run even on standard phones or laptops. What can Gemma 3 do and why is it so attractive for developers?
• Kagi Assistant: AI Search Assistant Now Available for All Users — Kagi is expanding its AI assistant to all plans. How does it compare to popular tools like Perplexity, and why is its approach to search different?
• Meta AI in WhatsApp: How to (Not) Remove It and Why It Annoys Users — Meta AI has crept into WhatsApp and irritates most users rather than delighting them. Can it be turned off at all, or are we limited to tricks for hiding it from view? Read on for tips and an explanation of why you might actually want to keep it.
• AI on Freepik Has Gone Wild! What Can It Do? — Do you enjoy playing with the visuals of your videos? Want to take your creative work to the next level? Freepik has newly enhanced AI tools for visual creation. And for what specific activities in video production can they be used? Read on.
• A New AGI Test Stumps Most AI Models — Do you feel like AI models can already do everything? The new ARC-AGI-2 test proves otherwise! See where AI models failed and why this test is key for the development of truly intelligent machines.
• Brisk Teaching AI: How to Make Your Work More Efficient for Students — Teachers today process large amounts of documents and create presentations for their students. They need to make time not only for themselves but also for their students using AI. How? Read on in the article.
• Manus AI: A New Milestone in Autonomous AI Agents? — The founders of Manus AI are working to establish a product whose Latin name hints that it should help users tackle more complex tasks. Who is behind Manus AI and how does it work – read on in the article.
• Corpora.ai – A New AI Search Engine for Research — Discover a revolution in research: Mel Morris has introduced Corpora.ai, an AI tool that changes the way we access information. How can it process millions of documents per second, and what does this mean for the future of research?
• It's Not Just Nerds Who Know Why American OpenAI Is Now Shaking to Its Core — DeepSeek-R1, a new open-source AI model from China, is revolutionizing the chatbot landscape and poses a serious challenge to American giants. With low costs and open access it is rapidly gaining popularity, but at the same time is raising questions around ethics and censorship. How will it affect the AI market and what does it mean for the future of the technology world? Discover why DeepSeek-R1 is so widely discussed and what it could bring to the world of artificial intelligence.
• How I Created the Largest AI Dictionary in Just 8 Hours — How do you navigate today's world where artificial intelligence is advancing by leaps and bounds? Participants in my courses also gave me feedback that there are so many new terms and names around AI that they sometimes get lost. So I wanted to find a resource where they could always find an answer that would be understandable, whether they are beginners or more advanced. But when I started searching, I couldn't find one I was satisfied with. One was too technical, another didn't contain enough terms. So I decided to take matters into my own hands and create the most comprehensive dictionary of terms on the internet.
• Microsoft Introduces Flexible Pricing Model for Copilot Chat: AI Assistant More Accessible for Businesses — Microsoft is introducing a new "pay-as-you-go" pricing model for Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, which brings GPT-4-based AI assistance to the business environment. Companies can now pay only for actual service usage, enabling them to manage costs more effectively when automating routine tasks and boosting team productivity. The solution is fully integrated into Microsoft 365 applications and offers the ability to create custom AI agents for specific business processes.