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The ‘no prompt’ rule makes ChatGPT give expert-level writing advice — here’s how it works
By Amanda Caswell published
Skipping prompts altogether has become my favorite way to improve my writing with ChatGPT. Here’s why dropping instructions gets me clearer edits, better insights and stronger stories.

5 essential ChatGPT tips from the team that built it — and my advice after trying them
By Alex Hughes published
If you're struggling with GPT-5.1, these insider tips could be just what you need to get ahead.

I created one Gemini 3 prompt that works in absolutely any situation — here’s how to use it
By Alex Hughes published
Gemini 3 is here. If you're new to it, try this one simple prompt to make the most of the AI chatbot model.

I compared the privacy of ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity — here’s the one you should trust most with your personal info
By Amanda Caswell published
I read the fine print so you don't have to

I tried ChatGPT’s Voice-to-Text feature — and it’s miles ahead of Otter and Google Recorder
By Amanda Caswell published
ChatGPT’s new Voice-to-Text tool goes beyond transcription — it understands context, summarizes in real time, and outperforms Otter and Google Recorder in every test.

AI burnout is real — 5 simple ChatGPT prompts to get more done with less effort
By Alex Hughes published
ChatGPT prompts can feel like hard work sometimes. These simple prompts provide maximum output with little effort.

I tested ChatGPT’s tone feature with a Taylor Swift persona — the results surprised me
By Amanda Caswell last updated
I asked ChatGPT seven business questions and told it to answer like Taylor Swift — and the advice was shockingly sharp and strategic.

This is hands down the worst new AI tool of 2025 — and I regret ever turning it on
By Amanda Caswell published
I review AI tools every day, but one new “proactive” AI stands out for all the wrong reasons — it’s invasive, expensive and solves a problem nobody has.

OpenAI tipped to launch ads on ChatGPT — and there's already a huge backlash
By Amanda Caswell published
OpenAI says it’s not advertising; users say it sure feels like it

OpenAI is teaching AI models to 'confess' when they hallucinate — here’s what that actually means
By Amanda Caswell published
OpenAI has introduced a new research method called “confessions,” which trains AI models to self-report when they take shortcuts or break instructions. Here’s how it works.
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