Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, Google’s premium AI tier has closed the gap on ChatGPT and taken a clear lead on multimodal tasks and Google Workspace integration.
After 8,000 miles with FSD v12, the neural-network rewrite has produced something qualitatively different from its predecessors. It is still not autonomy — but it is finally interesting.
Microsoft’s AI assistant for the Office suite has delivered uneven results across enterprise customers. The meeting summary feature is genuinely transformative. Everything else needs work.
Anthropic’s mid-tier model topped coding benchmarks and outperformed rivals on writing quality. We tested it extensively to find out whether the reputation is deserved.
Notion AI is a capable writing assistant and a limited but useful automation layer for your workspace. It is not the AI-powered knowledge base its marketing implies — but it is worth the add-on.
Perplexity has replaced Google for most of my research tasks. Here is what it is genuinely better at, where it fails, and whether the $20 per month Pro subscription is worth it.
After twelve months of daily use across Python, TypeScript, and Go, we have a clear picture of where AI code completion genuinely saves time — and where it confidently leads you astray.
Six months with spatial computing’s most ambitious attempt reveals a device that is technically extraordinary and practically premature. The second generation will be the one to buy.
At $499, the Quest 3 is comfortable, capable, and well-supported by the best VR game library available. For most people, it is the right way to start in spatial computing.
The R1 shipped with a fraction of its promised functionality, a four-hour battery, and a stark lesson about the gap between AI hardware ambition and software reality.
