Microsoft Is Building Its Own AI Model
At Build 2026 Microsoft unveiled seven in-house AI models and began moving away from OpenAI. What's behind MAI-Thinking-1 — and what does it mean for you?
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Test Your AI Knowledge — Four Levels, Honest Results
Four difficulty levels, 80 questions, zero fluff: our new AI quiz tests your knowledge honestly — and tells you exactly where you stand.
Read more →Open AI models: free to use, not free to run
Open source sounds like zero cost. For AI models that's only half true — here's why open doesn't mean free.
Read more →What Does Getting Started With AI Really Cost?
Just trying it out: €0. Daily use: one subscription, around €20. Power-user setup as a freelance IT/AI consultant: up to €350 at peak, in practice closer to half. Here are the tiers.
Read more →ChatGPT Gets Ads — What That Means Now
ChatGPT now shows ads — but only for free users and Go subscribers. What you'll see, what happens to your data, and what options you have.
Read more →2 Million Tokens: What Google's Gemini Actually Does With Them
1,500 books at once? Sounds absurd — but it's real. Google's Gemini has the largest context window of any major AI model. Here's what that actually means and when it genuinely helps.
Read more →iOS 27: Choose your AI on iPhone – Android users shrug
Apple is breaking ChatGPT's exclusivity in iOS 27. A genuine improvement for iPhone users — and a feature Android has had all along.
Read more →AI Cracks an 80-Year-Old Math Problem
On May 20, 2026, an OpenAI model autonomously solved a major open math problem for the first time. Here's what happened, what it means, and where AI still hits its limits.
Read more →What the Pope thinks about AI — and why it matters
Magnifica Humanitas: The Pope writes about AI. No hype, no bashing — just some points that actually land.
Read more →Spotting AI Images: OpenAI Now Uses Watermarks
Since May 2026, all images from ChatGPT carry a hidden watermark. Anyone can check — but how reliable is it really?
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