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Meta’s Muse Spark scored 52 on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, making it the highest-ranked free AI model available right now. It trails GPT-5.5 (59, released April 23, 2026), Gemini 3.1 Pro (57) and Claude Opus 4.6 (53), but the fact that it costs nothing puts real pressure on every paid competitor. Shortly after launch, the Meta AI app jumped from #57 to #5 on the App Store. Claude users who want agentic workflows beyond chat should also see our Claude Cowork guide. But raw benchmark scores don’t tell you which model to open when you need to write an email, debug code, or analyze a medical paper. We compared […]

Claude Cowork costs between $100 and $200 per month for meaningful use, requires the Claude Desktop app, and grants AI full access to your file system. In early 2026, a venture capital founder named Nick Davidov asked Cowork to tidy his wife’s desktop, and the AI deleted 15 years of family photos within minutes. That story, shared on LinkedIn and covered widely, became one of the most-shared AI incidents of the year and a clear signal that many people need a simpler, safer path to AI productivity. The good news is that you do not need a desktop AI agent to get help with PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and writing. Whether […]

Claude Mythos is Anthropic’s most powerful AI model ever built. Here’s everything we know about the leaked model, its capabilities, the Capybara codename, and when you can use it.

AI system instructions are one of the most powerful yet underused features in modern chatbots. They let you define how an AI responds to you, every single time, without repeating yourself in each conversation. Used well, they eliminate the most common frustration with AI: getting generic responses that require constant correction. Yet most people never touch them. They open ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and start typing, getting generic responses that require constant correction. System instructions fix that problem at the root. In this guide, we cover what system instructions actually are, how they differ from regular prompts, how to set them up on every major AI platform, and share advanced […]

Microsoft PowerPoint now comes with Microsoft Copilot built in, an AI assistant that can generate slides, create charts, and redesign entire decks. The catch? Copilot costs $21/user/month on top of your existing Microsoft 365 subscription, and the standard tier still has real limitations with complex layouts and custom templates. For most people, that is a lot to pay for AI slide generation. The best AI tool to pair with PowerPoint right now is Fello AI. For $9.99/month, it creates fully formatted .pptx files directly from a chat conversation, gives you access to GPT-5.4, Claude, and Gemini in one app, and works on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. You describe the presentation […]

Claude can now take control of your Mac, clicking buttons, typing text, opening apps, and completing tasks on your screen while you step away. Anthropic launched Claude computer use on March 23, 2026 as a research preview for Pro and Max subscribers, and it changes how you interact with AI. The company announced the feature alongside Dispatch, its new phone-to-desktop task delegation system. Instead of copying and pasting between Claude and your apps, you simply tell Claude what you need done, and it does the work directly on your desktop. This isn’t a gimmick or a developer-only tool. Whether you’re a student juggling research papers, a marketer managing campaigns across […]

On February 25, 2026, Anthropic shipped Remote Control, the official way to connect Claude Code running on your desktop to your iPhone or Android. One command, one QR scan, and your terminal session is live on your phone. No VPN, no port forwarding, no third-party tools required. Before Remote Control existed, developers were already hacking together SSH tunnels, Tailscale meshes, and Telegram bots to supervise long Claude Code runs from their phones. Those methods still work and are worth knowing. This guide covers all three approaches, starting with the easiest, so you can pick the one that fits your setup. The Key Takeaways Which Method Is Right for You? Method […]

Claude Code skills can cut the time spent on repetitive AI tasks by 70% or more, and most people using Claude Code have never touched them. A skill is a saved set of instructions that Claude follows the exact same way every time; you invoke it with one short command, and it just works. We tested five custom skills built specifically for non-technical users: a content writer, a small business owner, a marketing manager, a teacher, and a student researcher. None of them had a coding background. All five had working skills inside an hour. This guide shows you exactly how they did it, what to include, and the one […]

Most Claude Code users discover skills by accident. Someone mentions a /skill-name command, it works brilliantly, and suddenly they want more. What most guides miss is that the best Claude Code skills depend entirely on what you actually do. A developer, a teacher, and an ops manager all have very different workflows, and the skill that saves one of them hours a week might be completely useless to the others. This guide covers the best Claude Code skills by use case, starting with the built-in skills you already have and may not know about, then moving into the top picks for developers, teachers and students, document workers, writers, business teams, […]

Switching from ChatGPT to Claude has never been more popular. More than 700,000 users have reportedly ditched ChatGPT as part of the growing QuitGPT movement, and Claude has surged to the top of Apple’s U.S. App Store free rankings for the first time, with paid subscribers more than doubling since January 2026. ChatGPT app uninstalls spiked 295% in a single day following a string of controversies around OpenAI’s ethics decisions and GPT-5.2’s much-criticised writing quality. Whether you’re leaving out of principle or simply curious whether Claude is better for your needs, making the switch is easier than you might think. This guide is written for ChatGPT users making the move […]