Tag: chatGPT

You’ve probably already tried using ChatGPT for homework help. Maybe you asked it to explain a math problem, summarize a chapter, or write a few sentences about the French Revolution. And the result? So vague, so generic, that you’d honestly be better off saying your dog ate your homework. This guide is your fix. It’s […]

You’ve probably already tried writing an essay with ChatGPT. Maybe you asked it for a draft, got something way too formal or robotic back, and then ended up rewriting half of it yourself just to make it usable. The process turns into a back-and-forth guessing game — and the results? You’d have been better off […]

The next evolution in artificial intelligence is almost here. GPT‑5 — developed by OpenAI — is shaping up to be the most capable, intelligent, and multimodal language model to date. In a recent OpenAI podcast, CEO Sam Altman revealed that it is expected to be released “later this summer”. But what exactly should we expect? […]

In June 2025, researchers from the MIT Media Lab published a study called Your Brain on ChatGPT. It looked into a growing concern: is using AI to write for us slowly making our brains less active? The team focused on ChatGPT and how it affects memory, brain activity, and the feeling of ownership when we write. […]

AI can’t study for you — but it can help you cram like a genius. Here’s how. Finals week doesn’t care how overwhelmed you feel. The clock is ticking, textbooks are piling up, and your notes look like ancient runes. But if you have three days and the right AI tools, you can still pull […]

A new Reddit trend is turning the tables on AI—and it’s strangely personal. Across subreddits like r/ChatGPT, users are asking a now-viral prompt: “Make an image that reflects my maturity level based on our chats.” The results? The images range from hilarious to haunting—and they’re weirdly specific. One user got a McDonald’s-themed portrait after casually […]

The AI race is heating up like never before. As of May 2025, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI have all dropped their newest flagship models—ChatGPT (GPT-4.5/4.1), Claude 4 (Claude 3.7 Sonnet), Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Grok 3. Each one promises major leaps in intelligence, creativity, reasoning, and tool use—and this time, the hype isn’t just marketing. These models are […]

Since OpenAI dropped image generation inside ChatGPT—and people started going wild with prompts like “Ghibli-style movie scenes”—one request kept showing up in our inbox: “When is image generation coming to Fello AI?” I heard you! Today, I’m thrilled to announce that Fello AI now supports image generation, starting with version 5.5.0. This has been one […]

Tattoos are among the most personal forms of self-expression. They often carry deep emotional meaning, mark significant life events, or simply reflect a person’s unique style. But translating an idea into a striking design isn’t easy—especially if you’re not an artist. That’s where AI, and ChatGPT in particular, comes in. OpenAI recently rolled out a […]

In recent years, LinkedIn has become a central hub for professionals seeking to establish themselves as thought leaders in their respective industries. However, a recent study revealed a striking shift in online content: 54% of long-form (100+ words) LinkedIn posts are now estimated to be AI-generated. Out of 8,795 posts analyzed, the majority were not […]