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• Why Choosing the Right AI Model Now Matters More Than Knowing How to Prompt — The era of needing to be an expert at prompting is slowly coming to an end. The best AI models today guide you to the result themselves. But beware — choosing the right model is more important than ever. A simple car wash test showed that even a trivial logical task is reliably solved by only 5 out of 53 tested models. Which one should you choose and why does it matter?
• 9 Proven Frameworks That Will Help You Write Better Prompts for Artificial Intelligence — Most people write prompts blindly — they write a sentence, hope for the best, and wonder when the AI responds off-target. Yet it only takes a simple framework to give your prompt a clear structure. In this article, we'll go through 9 specific prompt frameworks with practical examples, and at the end we'll add one bonus that will help you think about AI from a completely different angle.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• How AI Agents in Make Automate Processes Without a Single Click — The Make platform introduces a new approach to automation where users no longer need to manually assemble complex processes. Just describe your goal and an AI agent will design and build the connections across services on its own. From invoice backups to marketing orchestration — the only limit is the complexity of the brief. How will this technology affect the job market, and what does it mean for junior IT professionals?
• 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.