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Most people think of AI as a very smart chatbot. Something you can ask questions, have it create files or pictures, maybe draft an email. That is useful, and I get it. But agents are something complet
Claude has been quietly doing great AI work for a while now. Back when ChatGPT was making all the headlines, Anthropic was out there building something just as good, in many ways better, and nobody wa
If you run a manufacturing operation and you’ve been watching the AI wave roll by thinking “that’s not for me,” this one might actually be for you.
Wow. On-prem AI for predictive maintenance. Sage just dropped a new module that runs entirely on your own servers and tells you when equipment is about to fail.
ChatGPT’s Team plan bumped storage from five gigs up to fifty gigs. That is ten times more room for the same price, and it opens up some practical uses for small teams that already pay for the service
Google dropped the price on its Gemini 2.5 Pro API by 30 percent. I don’t use Gemini at all, mostly because it would just be another layer of stuff I’d have to deal with.
OpenAI rolled out a lighter business plan that drops the price to twenty dollars a user each month. That undercuts their own thirty-dollar team plan and comes with a promise your chats stay out of the
OpenAI just rolled out ChatGPT Pro for Teams at forty-two dollars per user each month. It bundles their o3 reasoning model with a no-code layer for handling business workflows.
I’ve been playing around with AI for a while now, and here’s what’s wild: adding features to these things is ridiculously easy. The hard part isn’t building it. The hard part is training it to actuall
Microsoft Copilot Studio now supports real-time voice agents, and honestly, this is the kind of thing that should get your attention. You can build AI-powered phone assistance without writing a single
