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5 apps anyone over 50 can build with AI — no coding skills needed
By Amanda Caswell Published
Discover 5 practical ways people over 50 can use AI to build custom apps without writing code, complete with ready-to-use prompts.

I let Claude read all my newsletters for me — now I wake up to a 2-minute AI briefing
By Amanda Caswell Published
Tired of newsletter debt? Learn how to use this simple Claude hack to automatically summarize your inbox into a quick, curated daily briefing.

Spotify’s new AI assistant lets you talk to the app — these 7 prompts unlock new artists, build better playlists and more
By Elton Jones Published
Spotify’s new AI assistant lets you speak directly to the app and type out your requests to find an assortment of new artists and songs that’ll widen your playlists.

OpenAI's newest model just solved a crossword with zero clues — and it's a huge deal for the future of AI
By Amanda Caswell Published
ChatGPT's new GPT-5.6 Sol Pro solved an empty crossword containing the first 150 Pokémon without receiving any numbered clues. Here's why the demo matters.

I thought AI interior design was a gimmick — until ChatGPT fixed my living room’s awkward corner
By Kaycee Hill Published
I used ChatGPT as a personal interior designer, and it saved me $800 in buyer's remorse.

OpenAI is shutting down its AI browser — here's how to get its best features in Google Chrome
By Amanda Caswell Published
Learn how to install the new ChatGPT Chrome extension and get OpenAI's best browsing features — like page summaries and instant answers —without leaving Chrome.

Tired of squinting? Here's how to use your iPhone's hidden AI magnifier
By Amanda Caswell Published
Your iPhone includes a hidden Apple Intelligence feature that can read restaurant menus, labels and other tiny text aloud. Here's how to enable Scene Description in Magnifier.

I used ChatGPT to build a personal operating system using a single prompt — now I can't imagine working without it
By Elton Jones Published
I used ChatGPT to generate a single prompt that managed to create a personal operating system for me—I used it to make some changes to my workflow.

Someone created a 'Ghost Font' that humans can read but AI can't — I had to try it for myself
By Amanda Caswell Published
Ghost Font hides messages inside moving dots that humans can read — but AI often can't. Here's how the viral optical illusion works and how to test ChatGPT yourself.
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