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• 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?
• The Lazy Millionaire's Manual: 10 Ways to Get Rich on the Road with AI and Cleverness — You know the cliché that there's no such thing as a free lunch? In the age of artificial intelligence and global connectivity, that's not entirely true anymore. Imagine a reality where your bank account grows while you sip coconut on a Thai beach or explore the hidden alleys of Rome. No fraudulent scheme, no risky stock market bets. The key is the "smart lazy" approach — deep research, modern technology, and opportunities others miss because they're too busy. If you have time to think and a taste for letting algorithms — or chance — work for you, you're halfway there. Here are 10 strategies for trading hard grind for smart strategy.
• 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?
• 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?
• 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.
• 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.
• Where to Find the Best AI Experts for Your Business in 2026 — Looking for an AI developer and don't know where to start? The global talent market has changed dramatically. While the United States still leads in absolute numbers, many other countries today offer a combination of quality specialists, lower costs, and surprisingly strong technical communities. Find out which regions are worth paying attention to and how to navigate them.
• I Trained an AI to Evaluate Strategic Goals Using the SMART Method — and You Can Too — The New Year 2026 brought with it a wave of resolutions and corporate strategies that unfortunately often end up in the bin due to poor definition or a lack of grounding in reality. During a recent mentoring session with a board member of a major Czech insurance company, we ran into exactly this problem — even expensive training couldn't ensure the quality of the goals being set. We decided to change that and built an AI assistant that not only checks the SMART methodology, but also monitors alignment with your vision. And you can try it too.
• Librarians Are Exhausted Searching for Books That Artificial Intelligence Made Up — Artificial intelligence is a great helper, but sometimes it has an overly vivid imagination. Librarians around the world have recently been reporting a troubling trend, as people flood them with requests for titles that simply don't exist. Why does this happen, and why do we tend to trust a chatbot more than a real person at the counter? We'll look at how AI "hallucinates" and why even seemingly magic phrases in prompts don't easily solve this problem.
• AI in the Browser Is Moving Beyond Simple Chat Toward Tool Creation — Do you know that feeling when you have thirty windows open in your browser and you're gradually losing track of what you were actually looking for? Google is coming with an experiment that could turn this digital chaos into useful order. Imagine a browser that automatically assembles a functional mini-application from your open tabs, tailored precisely to your current needs. Let's take a look at the new thing called Disco, which points to the next direction of AI.
• A New Model from France Shows Great Potential Even for Demanding Programmers — For a long time, it looked like Europe was only gasping for breath in the AI race, watching the backs of American and Chinese runners. That may be about to change. A French company is coming with a new solution that isn't just trying to catch up with the competition through brute force, but bets on cleverness and openness. If you work with code or are interested in whether Europe has a chance at technological sovereignty, this new development shouldn't pass you by.
• 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.
• Rohlík, Alza, and Microsoft Revealed Their AI Workflows — At the Planeta AI conference held at the Prague Planetarium, representatives of Czech and global companies demonstrated how they work with artificial intelligence in practice. Alza, Rohlík, Microsoft, and others opened up their workflows and showcased specific tools that help them with day-to-day work. Find out why 90 percent of employees use AI without management's knowledge — and how to prevent it.
• The New Slackbot Can Create Plans, Prepare You for Meetings, and Track Priorities — At the Dreamforce 2025 conference, Slack unveiled a completely rebuilt Slackbot. It's not just a cosmetic update — it's a genuine transformation into a personalized AI assistant that understands the context of your work. The new Slackbot can draft a project plan from notes, find information even when you only remember a few details, or prepare your morning priority list. And this isn't science fiction — it's a reality available right now.
• 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.
• 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?
• 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.
• 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.
• The gap between companies in AI is growing and ninety percent of success is mindset — Czech companies have dramatically split into two camps when it comes to artificial intelligence. While leaders are achieving breakthrough results and creating prototypes in two days instead of eight weeks, most businesses still have no strategy. The gap widens every day and it is determined primarily by attitude, not technology. Because ninety percent of success is mindset.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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?
• 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?
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.