I've started cancelling software subscriptions and I'm actually enjoying it. AI agents, open data and a changing software economy are making me question how many apps we really need. And the implications go far beyond my personal subscriptions.
An old CD burner, four supposedly incompatible audio files and a stubborn Windows Media Player led to an unexpected AI moment. Codex bypassed the app and finished the disc, leaving me with a bigger question about the future of niche software.
After a few days with Hark Pro, it has earned a spot on my iPhone’s first home screen. Personalised dashboards, useful connections and an unexpectedly personal meme have impressed me. Here’s what I’ve tried, what’s still missing, and why I’ll keep testing it.
Dismissing all AI-assisted work ignores what these tools also make possible: An individual turning an original idea into an illustrated story, a song or a publication that previously required resources they simply did not have. That deserves curiosity. And we need a name for work that earns it. I propose AI Craft. Work created with AI and shaped by human purpose, taste, judgment and responsibility. AI with a point of view.
Discover the best generative AI tools and services for 2026. A curated eTatos.com guide covering AI assistants, image generation, video, coding, research, productivity, music, voice, automation, open models and creative AI resources.
Google has filed an application with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to release up to 64 million male mosquitoes in California and Florida over two years.
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Can robots have souls?This question, once relegated to science fiction, is being tackled head-on by EngineAI, an innovative startup from Shenzhen, China. EngineAI has set out on an ambitious five-year…
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