Originality.ai offers a plagiarism‐checking tool that goes beyond simple copy/paste detection. It aims to catch more nuanced forms of plagiarism (paraphrase, patchwork, mosaic, etc.) while giving you actionable detail. You feed in your text (via paste, upload, URL etc.), and it scans the web (and whatever databases it has access to) to find matches. Then

Grief used to mean silence, photographs, memories stored in old letters. Now some people are hearing their lost loved ones speak again — through artificial intelligence. Creating voices from voice notes. Building avatars that chat. It’s comfort, sure. But also tricky territory. What’s Going On Diego Felix Dos Santos, 39, missed something simple after his

Google’s “Nano Banana” (aka Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) is everywhere. You’ve probably seen 3D-toy-style avatars, collectible-figurine visuals, or hyperrealistic edits in your feed, and wondered: is this really AI doing the magic? Turns out, yes—and it’s not just Google in the race anymore. A recent head-to-head testing of AI image tools puts Nano Banana up

Databricks finds itself in an awkward situation following the departure of Naveen Rao, its head of artificial intelligence, as rivals like Snowflake, Teradata, and hyperscalers such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, intensify their push to develop offerings for building generative AI applications. Rao’s exit comes at a time when Databricks is aggressively trying to

There is no seahorse emoji. The Unicode Consortium, which oversees the standardized pictograms that can be transmitted as part of text communications, has yet to add the adorable sea critter to its official emoji dictionary. Frail human minds have sometimes been surprised to learn that fact, in a perfect example of the Mandela Effect, in which

There may be nobody else on Earth more excited about AI than CEOs. Driven by a compulsion to cut overhead costs — and avoid the wrath of similarly AI-fixated shareholders — executive teams across the US can’t wait to force AI onto their workforces, consequences be damned. Corporate executives have become giddy at the thought

Has Sam Altman spent too much time talking with ChatGPT lately, or has he finally taken a break from his delusion-inducing chatbot and smelled the roses? We ask because the man responsible for unleashing the Automated Soulless Text Machine on the world has recently caught on that the internet has started feeling super fake, and

Albania has appointed the world’s first-ever AI government official in hopes of rooting out some of the Balkan state’s long-running corruption. As Politico Europe reports, the new AI minister — which should not be confused with a minister of AI, which a few countries already have, including Canada and the United Arab Emirates — has been

SEO isn’t what it used to be. In 2025, businesses are facing a massive shake-up: it’s no longer enough to rank on Google, you now have to be visible — and cited — in AI assistants like Gemini, Copilot, or ChatGPT. An article from El País Profesional calls this new paradigm “AI SEO” (or GEO

Governments from Washington to Brussels to Beijing are finally saying “enough” to ad-hoc AI regulation. A new era of AI policy is being shaped — one that seeks consistency, safety, and global competitiveness. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters. What’s Going On Policymakers are now treating artificial intelligence as more than a tech issue