Mybunny AI isn’t shy about why people use its image generator. It’s built around uncensored, erotic image creation, tied directly into the characters you can chat with. Instead of dodging around filters or trying to “trick” an AI into generating something spicy, the platform gives you the green light to create explicit images—anime, realistic, or

Desirex AI is pitched as an antidote to all the bland, over-filtered chatbots out there. Instead of constant interruptions and “I can’t talk about that” messages, the app makes a point of giving you freedom. It’s an uncensored chat app, designed for people who actually want to explore intimate, erotic, or just plain unfiltered conversations

Ever sat down to use an AI generator and thought, “Why does this feel… flat?” You throw in a quick line, hit generate, and what comes out is technically fine, but it doesn’t have the flair, the juice, the personality you were craving. That’s not really the AI’s fault—it’s more about the prompts we feed

SecretCrush AI leans heavily into the territory most mainstream chatbots run away from: unfiltered, erotic, and deeply personal conversation. Instead of throwing up warning signs when you drift into adult territory, the platform encourages it. The idea is simple—you get a chatbot that doesn’t hold back, one that’s willing to roleplay, flirt, seduce, and dive

Udesire AI is designed for people who want more than just safe, cookie-cutter art. Its image generator doubles as an erotic sketchpad where you can create NSFW images that feel tailored to your taste. Instead of being met with “request denied” screens, you’re free to experiment with sensual, erotic, or full-on explicit visuals linked to

Follow the usual AI suspects on X—Andrew Ng, Paige Bailey, Demis Hassabis, Thom Wolf, Santiago Valdarrama, etc.—and you start to discern patterns in emerging AI challenges and how developers are solving them. Right now, these prominent practitioners expose at least two forces confronting developers: amazing capability gains beset by the all-too-familiar (and stubborn) software problems.

Alan Turing famously thought that the question of whether machines can think is “too meaningless” to deserve discussion. To better define “thinking machines” or artificial intelligence, Turing proposed “The Imitation Game,” now usually called “The Turing Test,” in which an interrogator has to determine which of two entities in another room is a person and

You’ve seen them: Those incredible large language models (LLMs) that can chat, write and even generate code. They’ve revolutionized how we interact with technology, but there’s a new, even more exciting chapter unfolding: the rise of AI agents that don’t just talk about tasks, they actually perform them in the real world. Think beyond a

ChatGPT vs CoPilot  Can I shock you? Google’s new Windows app is well worth your while to notice. This week we reported that it is a doozy both for your own practical benefit and for appreciating the impossibly clever play behind it.   We told you that inside the app’s settings you can opt to use

One hundred and fifty million years ago, the Solnhofen Limestones of Germany were covered in small islands and warm saltwater lagoons. Coral reefs flourished with crinoids, sponges, jellyfish, and crustaceans; Dragonflies buzzed above the water as small reptiles sunned themselves at the water’s edge. Pterosaurs and Archaeopteryx took to the skies, but there was trouble