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I recently needed a tool to transcribe a video, but for some reason, the solution I usually use wasn't working anymore. That situation forced me to try a completely different approach. Fortunately, the switch paid off, and the process worked perfectly using Gemini. In this quick guide, I

In the tech world right now, the loudest narrative is that Apple is losing. While competitors sprint ahead with Generative AI, chatbots, and "agentic" operating systems, Apple seems to be taking its sweet time. Investors are nervous. Tech pundits are impatient. As a long-time Mac user, I am

Many of us, including me, have a hard time organizing the massive amount of data on the computer, whether it is contracts, invoices, receipts, tax documents, medical files, project notes, screenshots, or random downloads. At the same time, we use AI for all sorts of things, for document understanding, writing,

OpenRouter just published the most comprehensive empirical study on LLM usage ever conducted. The findings challenge some common assumptions about what people actually do with AI. State of AI | OpenRouterAn empirical study analyzing over 100 trillion tokens of real-world LLM interactions across tasks, geographies, and time.OpenRouter In this blog

I conduct research nearly every day to stay updated on the latest tech news, and Medium is undeniably a valuable resource. However, the platform prioritizes content discovery over advanced search functionality, which can be frustrating for power users. For example, imagine I want to find articles about "AI browsers&

I use Cursor AI for most of my scaffolding now. It handles logic, CSS, and database schemas easily, but the moment I need an app icon, the flow usually breaks. Typically, you have to pause coding, write a design brief, open a generator like Midjourney, and export a few PNGs.

If your architecture still looks like "User Query $\to$ Vector DB $\to$ LLM," you aren’t building an AI application; you’re building a hallucination engine. The "naive" RAG era where we just dumped PDFs into Pinecone and prayed for the best is officially over. We

It feels like AI is claiming new territory every forty eight hours. One day it is Google announcing a new Gemini update. The next day we are looking at something like "Gemini Nano Banana" or a new open source breakthrough. We look at the benchmarks and the graphs

If you have been following the news, you have probably heard about the recent release of Gemini 3, followed just a few days later by the release of Nano Banana Pro. While the former brings many promising advancements, the latter is a true game-changer in every sense of the word.

Agentic systems call tools. Those tools return giant JSON blobs designed for booking engines, dashboards, or backend services—not for LLMs. The model usually needs a few fields; it still has to read everything. This describes a beta proof-of-concept: let the model say exactly which JSON fields it wants (via