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Are you a student or teacher wondering if you can really get AI tools like Copilot for free? It’s confusing because “Copilot” means two different things: the coding assistant from GitHub and the productivity helper in Microsoft Office. The good news is that you can often get both without paying, but the rules and steps are completely different for each. How to get GitHub Copilot Pro free as a student or teacher? What is the difference between free Microsoft Copilot with a school account and the 1-year free Microsoft 365 Personal offer? Which Copilot option (or combination) is best for students vs. teachers? TL;DR You can get powerful AI tools […]

The question hanging over Silicon Valley right now is one that makes investors nervous – are we living through another tech bubble? With AI companies burning through hundreds of billions in funding and Nvidia alone worth more than the entire GDP of Canada, the scale of investment feels weirdly familiar to anyone who lived through the dotcom crash of 2000. Data center buildouts to support AI are expected to cost $364 billion in 2025 – making the entire cloud revolution look small in comparison. Meanwhile, a recent MIT study dropped a bombshell: 95% of enterprise AI projects are delivering zero return on investment. That’s a lot of money chasing very […]

More and more people are asking the same question – what actually is the best AI chatbot? With new AI models launching constantly and each company claiming theirs is the breakthrough everyone’s been waiting for, getting a straight answer feels harder and harder. Most “best of” lists online are either outdated, biased, or based on someone’s personal opinion rather than actual data. But we might finally have a clear answer. A recent study by Onelittleweb analyzed over 10,500 AI tools and nearly 100 billion web visits to figure out which chatbots are actually winning. Instead of relying on marketing claims or gut feelings, the study focused on real metrics – […]

As generative AI tools like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Gemini become more common, their real-world impact on jobs is starting to take shape. In a major 2025 study, Microsoft Research analyzed 200,000 anonymized U.S.-based conversations with Bing Copilot to see what kinds of work tasks people are using AI for—and how well the AI handles them. By matching these tasks to official job categories from the O*NET database, the study maps out which occupations are most exposed to AI capabilities. Instead of speculating how many jobs AI might replace, the researchers introduced an “AI applicability score” for each job, based on task frequency, success rate, and how much of the […]

For most people, AI already feels like a revolution. Tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Grok can write emails, build apps, and generate entire videos – tasks that would’ve taken entire teams just a few years ago. But for the CEOs building these technologies, what we’ve seen so far is just the beginning. Nearly 78,000 tech jobs were cut between January and June 2025, many directly tied to AI-driven automation in giants like Amazon and Microsoft. And according to a recent World Economic Forum report, 41% of employers worldwide now plan to reduce their workforce because of AI. CEOs at the helm of companies like Anthropic, Nvidia, and Google have begun […]

Imagine a world where computers don’t just crunch numbers. They will be so powerful that they can do anything possible, solving complex problems that today’s machines would need centuries to crack.  This is the dream of quantum computing, a technology that promises to transform everything from medicine to climate science. Unlike the computers we use every day, which rely on bits (those tiny switches that are either 0 or 1), quantum computers use quantum bits, or qubits, that can be 0, 1, or both at the same time. This superpower lets them tackle calculations at mind-blowing speeds. But despite how mind-blowing this sounds, we have a problem: quantum computing has […]