Imagine asking your AI assistant for information about a famous historical event, only to discover later that the confident, detailed response you received was entirely fabricated. This phenomenon—AI systems generating false information with the appearance of accuracy—isn’t a hypothetical scenario but a pressing challenge at the frontier of artificial intelligence development. Welcome to the world

AI is officially entering the playground. Google has begun rolling out access to its Gemini AI assistant for children under 13, marking a significant milestone in how young people interact with artificial intelligence. What’s particularly noteworthy? The feature is enabled by default, requiring parents to take action if they want to restrict their child’s access.1

Remember when research meant hours in libraries or endless browser tabs? Those days are fading fast. AI-powered deep research tools are revolutionizing how we gather and synthesize information, functioning as virtual research assistants that can produce comprehensive reports in minutes instead of hours. But with multiple options available, which one deserves your time and possibly

In a digital landscape where misinformation spreads like wildfire, particularly on messaging platforms like WhatsApp, a new solution has emerged that puts fact-checking capabilities at our fingertips. Perplexity AI has recently expanded its reach directly into WhatsApp, offering users a powerful tool to verify information, generate images, and get quick answers—all without leaving their messaging

In the ever-evolving landscape of AI tools, Google has just made a significant leap forward. The tech giant announced on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, that its Gemini chatbot is receiving a substantial upgrade to its image creation capabilities. This update isn’t just another incremental improvement—it represents a fundamental shift in how users can interact with

When asked if peanut butter contains glue, Google’s AI Overview confidently explained that some manufacturers add non-toxic glue to improve spreadability. Need to top off your car’s blinker fluid? The same AI was happy to suggest where to find it. Both answers are completely false—blinker fluid doesn’t exist, and no one puts glue in peanut

Remember when creating professional-looking videos required expensive equipment, specialized skills, and hours of painstaking production? In 2025, that reality feels like ancient history. The AI video revolution has democratized content creation, putting studio-quality production capabilities into the hands of everyone from social media influencers to corporate marketing teams—and yes, even complete beginners. The AI Video

In a significant move toward democratizing advanced AI capabilities, OpenAI has unveiled a new “lightweight” version of its powerful Deep Research tool for ChatGPT. The game-changing announcement marks the first time this comprehensive research capability will be available to free users, albeit with monthly limits. The Evolution of AI Research Assistance If you’ve used ChatGPT

Ever stared at a Google Drive folder with dozens of files and wished you could understand what’s inside without opening everything? That digital overwhelm ends now. Google has expanded Gemini AI’s capabilities with an impressive new feature that can summarize entire folders at once, giving users a quick overview of collections without the tedious file-by-file

Imagine pointing your phone at an object and having an AI assistant instantly recognize it, describe it, and engage in a multilingual conversation about what you’re seeing. That science fiction scenario is now reality as Elon Musk’s xAI has officially joined the visual AI revolution with its latest update: Grok Vision. The Eyes Have It: