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I gave ChatGPT my Dad’s hobbies and asked for Father’s Day Ideas — these recommendations were better than expected
By Elton Jones published
I told ChatGPT about my dad’s hobbies and interests to figure out the best ideas to turn into something unforgettable for this year’s Father's Day festivities.

The internet is full of AI slop, and it might be poisoning the next ChatGPT. New research says how to stop it
By Amanda Caswell published
New research suggests AI model collapse isn't inevitable. Scientists found that even tiny amounts of real human data may prevent AI from degrading itself.

SpaceX just spent $60 billion on Cursor — and it proves AI chatbots aren't the future anymore
By Amanda Caswell published
SpaceX's $60 billion acquisition of Cursor signals a major shift in AI — from chatbots that answer questions to agents that can actually complete work.

I asked ChatGPT to turn life coach quotes into a daily productivity routine — and my mornings have never been better
By Elton Jones published
I asked ChatGPT to show me inspiring quotes and turn them into a productivity routine that transformed them into daily affirmations.

3 hidden ChatGPT settings most people never turn on — and why you should
By Amanda Caswell published
ChatGPT hides some of its most useful controls. Here are three settings most people never turn on, plus, exactly how to use each.

I finally unlocked the true potential of Apple Intelligence with these 5 features you’re probably overlooking
By Elton Jones published
Stop overlooking these five Apple Intelligence features and take advantage of the clever ways it's integrated into apps across the iOS ecosystem.

I used ChatGPT every day for a year. These 5 habits get me better answers than any new model upgrade
By Amanda Caswell published
Better ChatGPT answers don't require the newest model or priciest plan — just better habits. The 5 prompting techniques I use every day to get useful results.

A 13-word Reddit comment can trick AI search into recommending scams, researchers find
By Amanda Caswell published
New Cornell research shows just how little it takes to poison the answers from tools like ChatGPT and Gemini — and the queries you're most likely to ask are the easiest to manipulate.
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