投稿者: Lenka Vojtechova

The best open source AI models now score within single digits of GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.8 on most benchmarks, and you can download their weights for free. GLM 5.2 posts a 62.1 on SWE-bench Pro, DeepSeek V4 hits 80.6 on SWE-Bench Verified, and Gemma 4 runs on a laptop while scoring 85.2% on MMLU-Pro. The gap between open and closed AI has never been smaller. This guide ranks the open source AI models worth your time in 2026, what each one is genuinely best at, and how to actually run them without a rack of GPUs. We tested the picks against current benchmark data, license terms, and real accessibility, […]

The best free AI video generators in 2026 are Seedance 2.0 for watermark-free 1080p clips, Hailuo for the most generous daily free allowance, and Kling AI 3.0 for the most realistic short clips. All three let you start with just an email, no credit card, and all three run on daily-refreshing credits so you can keep generating for free indefinitely. The catch is that almost every consumer tool now reserves its best output, full resolution, longer clips, and a clean export, for paid plans. This guide ranks nine free AI video generators you can actually use today, with the numbers that matter to free users laid out side by side: […]

Apple Intelligence only runs on a Mac with an M1 chip or newer and macOS 15.1 or later, which locks out every Intel Mac and a lot of older machines still in daily use. The strongest Apple Intelligence alternatives for Mac, including FelloAI, ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Raycast AI, DeepSeek and Dottie, give you more capable AI on more hardware, and several run on machines Apple left behind. This guide compares the seven best options by price, supported models, and whether they work on an Intel Mac. You will see where Apple Intelligence is useful, where it stops, and which alternative fits your machine and your workload. If your Mac […]

More than 10,000 people search every month for how to use Siri shortcuts, and in 2026 the answer changed in a big way. Siri shortcuts let you bundle several actions into a single command you trigger by voice, a tap, or an automatic rule, and the free Shortcuts app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac is where you build them. The basics are still simple, but WWDC 2026 added a layer that lets you describe an automation in plain English and have Apple Intelligence assemble it for you. This guide walks you through everything in order, from creating your first shortcut and running it with your voice to setting up automations […]

Demis Hassabis is the co-founder and CEO of Google DeepMind, a 2024 Nobel laureate in Chemistry, and the man whose lab built Gemini, the AI model now woven through Google Search, Android, and soon a Gemini-powered Siri. Born in London in 1976, he was a chess master at 13 and a video-game designer in his teens before he set out to, in his words, “solve intelligence, and then use it to solve everything else.” Few people have moved that ambition closer to reality. This bio covers everything you are searching for about him, his net worth, his wife and family, his education, the 2024 Nobel Prize for AlphaFold, his knighthood, […]

NotebookLM is Google’s free, source-grounded AI research tool that reads the documents, PDFs, websites, and YouTube videos you upload, then answers your questions, writes summaries, and turns your material into podcasts, videos, mind maps, and study guides. The key difference from ChatGPT or Gemini is that it only uses the sources you give it, and it cites every claim back to the exact passage it came from. That single design choice, source grounding, is why millions of students, researchers, and professionals now trust it with material a general chatbot would happily make up answers about. This guide explains what NotebookLM is in plain terms, what you can actually use it […]

You can learn ChatGPT for free in a single afternoon, and the most useful training comes straight from the company that built it. OpenAI Academy offers free, self-paced courses for non-technical beginners, and the ChatGPT free tier gives you a capable model at no cost, currently GPT-5.5 Instant by default. You do not need to pay for a course, a certificate, or a subscription to get good at it. This guide gives you a clear path from zero. You will learn how to start in five steps, which free courses are actually free (and which quietly charge for the certificate), what the free plan really includes in 2026, and a […]

The company best known for turning text prompts into art just unveiled a medical device. On June 18, 2026, Midjourney announced a new division called Midjourney Medical. Its first piece of hardware is the Midjourney Scanner, a full-body ultrasonic CT machine. It rings your body with roughly 358,000 ultrasound transducers to build detailed cross-sectional images, all without any radiation. Founder David Holz called it the first new whole-body medical imaging method in 50 years. The news was big enough that Bloomberg covered the pivot the same day. It is a strange leap for a startup whose reputation rests entirely on AI image generation. So the obvious first question is whether […]

To use Apple Intelligence, first make sure it is switched on under Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri, then open the feature you want. You select text and tap Writing Tools to rewrite or proofread, open a photo and tap Clean Up to remove an object, describe an image in Image Playground, type a prompt in the emoji keyboard for a Genmoji, or point your camera and use Visual Intelligence to identify what is in front of you. Every feature lives inside an app you already use, so there is no separate Apple Intelligence app to open. This guide walks through how to actually use each Apple Intelligence feature on […]

You can learn Claude from zero to seriously useful in about a week of evenings, and you can do it without paying a cent. Anthropic runs its own free training portal, Anthropic Academy, where courses like Claude Code in Action (around 10 hours) and Claude Code 101 come with a free completion certificate you can put straight on LinkedIn. Add freeCodeCamp’s 12-hour video course and Frontend Masters’ free track, and the hard part is no longer access. It is knowing the order to learn things in. This guide gives you that order. It starts with Claude the chat app at claude.ai, because most beginners should talk to Claude before they […]