The AI News Roundup: What Actually Mattered This Month
From open-weight releases to new API price cuts, the developments that will change what you build this quarter — and the ones you...
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Marcus covers the AI industry, open source releases and emerging tech. He believes every claim deserves a reproducible test.
From open-weight releases to new API price cuts, the developments that will change what you build this quarter — and the ones you...
You no longer need to pay for a capable assistant. We tested the free tiers of ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude to find the best no-cost...
Both promise solid AI copy on a budget. We put Writesonic and Rytr through the same marketing tasks to see where savings cost you.
Open-weight models now match frontier performance on many tasks at a fraction of the cost. A look at the ecosystem, licences and w...
Both design platforms shipped serious AI. We compared Canva and Figma for who generates faster and who keeps creative control.
Privacy is the differentiator. We compared Tabnine and Copilot for teams that need AI help without their code leaving the building...
Prices keep falling and context windows keep growing. We break down how providers charge, what hidden limits to watch and how to c...
Le Chat is the most credible European challenger to the American assistants. I tested it for speed, coding, languages and privacy...
Both turn scripts into presenter-led videos. We compared HeyGen and Synthesia on avatars, languages and corporate polish.
Copilot is trying to be three products at once: a chat assistant, a Windows helper and an Office copilot. Two of those are genuine...
The two biggest automation platforms both added AI agents. We compared Zapier and Make for power, price and who should use what.
Jasper stopped trying to be the cleverest chatbot and became a content-operations platform. For marketing teams, that is exactly t...