Author: Scribe Of AI
Growing up in the 90s, my idea of a robot wasn’t anything like the slick machines we see today. It wasn’t about AI, automation, or anything remotely high-tech. For me, a robot was Vicky. Yes, that Vicky from a TV show called Small Wonder. If you’ve never heard of it, let me paint the picture. Small Wonder was a sitcom about a family that secretly built a robot girl and pretended she was their daughter. Her name was Vicky; she wore the same red dress in almost every episode, spoke in a completely flat tone, and never blinked. Not once.…
Ever put milk in your fridge and then completely forgotten about it? I have. Or failed to notice the gas was leaking all over the place? I have not and hope I don’t. It’s not our fault. In our busy day-to-day struggles, we’re simply too busy to notice. But what if there were AI systems that could ‘notice’ these things and tell us about them? Alert us just in time to throw out the spoiled milk before it stinks up the place or handle the gas leak before … well, you know. That’s where Sensory AI comes in. Sensory AI…
When we hear about AI, we often think of ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, Sora, or Veo. These are powerful tools that live entirely in the cloud, accessible from any smartphone or PC. They’re fast, smart, and virtual. However, there’s another version of AI that is creating a silent impact. It is the world of physical AI that you can hold, wear, or invite into your home. These standalone devices are designed to bring artificial intelligence into the real world. Think of robots with emotions, wearables smarter than smartphones, or ambient devices that respond to your voice, gestures, and presence. It’s a…
“So… you write about AI, not code it?”“Is that even a full-time thing?”“I thought only engineers worked in tech.” If any of that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. As AI becomes part of everyday life, the need for people who can explain it clearly is growing fast, and technical writers are making that possible. AI tools have become part of everyday life, but most people still do not see the complexity behind how they actually work. What was once a behind-the-scenes technology is now shaping everything from the apps we use to how businesses operate. Tasks that used to take…
Every time we type something into ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, or any other generative AI tool, it’s more than just text. We are, in fact, crafting a prompt. Whether for a bedtime story, an engaging Instagram caption, or help with a code snippet, the words we enter are more than casual input. They’re instructions that shape everything the AI tool creates or generates in return. A prompt may look like a simple question or command, but it’s actually the spark that triggers a deep and complex sequence of operations inside the model. Think of it like pressing the power button on…
“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” — Stephen R. Covey Time is one of our most limited resources. Every day is filled with tasks, decisions, and distractions. But now, artificial intelligence is starting to change the way we approach that time. It’s helping people stay organized, work more efficiently, and focus on what’s important. Artificial intelligence is now helping people manage this better. It is no longer complicated or out of reach. In 2025, AI tools are simple to use and easy to access. They help organize your work, clear your…
Every day, more people are using artificial intelligence in simple ways. They ask questions, get help with writing, or organize their tasks. But behind the scenes, AI still faces a challenge. It does not easily connect with the tools and apps we already rely on. Let’s say you want an AI to check your calendar, book an appointment, or pull data from a spreadsheet. Today, that usually takes a lot of setup and custom work. The AI and the tools do not naturally speak to each other. They need help to work together. This is exactly what the Model Context…
Remember the time when space missions were all about rocket fuel, moon boots, and a lot of hope and prayer? Well, now there is a new crew member onboard: Artificial Intelligence (AI). From remote piloting spacecraft to navigating the surface of another planet, AI is now essential to space missions. Some of the modern AI systems are far more capable than we have ever imagined. You don’t need to be worried about AIs like HAL 9000 anymore; think less, “I’m afraid I can’t do that,” and more, “Let me optimize your lunar landing path in 0.02 seconds.” Before the widespread…
Women have always led, created, and risen, with or without permission. But the systems around them, from hiring to healthcare, haven’t always kept up. Now, AI is stepping in, not as a savior, but as a partner in progress, supporting the work women have been doing all along. In fact, Deloitte predicts that by the end of 2025, women’s experimentation with and use of generative AI will match or even surpass that of men in the United States. Artificial Intelligence, with all its algorithms and data points, is becoming more than just a tech trend. It’s helping remove bias, improve access,…
Teaching AI to recognize objects can occasionally be a slow, frustrating, and expensive process. Imagine going through thousands of images and marking every single object by hand just so the AI knows what to look for. This can take months and cost companies quite a lot. And after all that effort, the AI model still struggles. It gets confused when objects overlap, when lighting is bad, or when something looks a little different from what it has seen before. In places like hospitals and warehouses, these mistakes can lead to serious problems. Agentic object detection changes this. No more manual…