Author: Scribe Of AI
A few years back, searching online meant typing something into Google and scrolling through endless blue links until we found an answer. Things look very different today. We can open ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Gemini, ask a question, and within seconds get a clear, human-like response. These tools can scan millions of web pages in the background, piece together the best information, and present it as if it were written just for you. For decades, businesses played by the old SEO playbook, like using the right keywords, building backlinks, polishing the metadata, and aiming for the top of the search results.…
Every day, we share small parts of ourselves online. A quick voice note to a friend. A short video on social media. A photo with family or colleagues. These moments feel normal and harmless. But artificial intelligence is changing how these moments can be used. With only a few seconds of audio or a few photos, AI can now create a version of you that looks and sounds very real. It can copy the way you speak, the way you smile, and even the way you move. This digital copy is called an AI doppelganger. This is no longer an…
Art begins in the human mind, shaped by emotions, memories, and perspectives that no algorithm can truly recreate. It’s born from the first look that lingers just long enough to absorb every detail, the restless drive to bring something to life, and the thrill of a blank canvas daring you to make the first mark. But now, into this deeply human space, a new voice has joined the art room: Artificial Intelligence. And its presence is hard to ignore. Some welcome it with curiosity, amazed at the speed and the way it sparks ideas. Others hold more tightly to their…
What if the tools we use to think, learn, and solve problems suddenly became thousands of times more powerful? Quantum AI brings together two of the most powerful ideas in technology. Artificial intelligence helps machines learn from data and make decisions. Quantum computing adds the ability to process information in ways that go far beyond what classical systems can handle. By combining these two fields, researchers are building systems that can learn faster, handle more complex tasks, and adapt to problems that were once out of reach. This makes Quantum AI especially useful in areas like healthcare, climate science, and…
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…