Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This AI blog exists to explore the latest AI tools and techniques, document real research using these systems, and showcase the rapid progress happening across the field. We also examine key questions about artificial intelligence, including philosophical perspectives, ethical considerations, and speculation about the future. Alongside this, we highlight influential figures in AI, profile major AI companies, and cover key historical milestones that have shaped modern AI.

Our AI Chat is powered by OpenAI’s ChatKit and AgentKit technology, combined with Vercel for delivery and a RAG-enhanced version of GPT 5.1 that allows the system to understand and reference content from across the blog in a natural conversational way.

Our AI stack evolves constantly, but as of now, we rely on a combination of creative and analytical systems to produce the blog. For images, we primarily use Midjourney, Sora, and Nano Banana, with early posts initially created using NightCafe. For writing, research, and verification, we use OpenAI’s Atlas browser with GPT-5.1 (switching to Pro when needed), Google’s Gemini 3 Pro, Perplexity Pro for semi-recent updates, and SuperGrok for the most current information. When helpful, we enable Search and Deep Research modes to strengthen accuracy. Live code examples and animations are generally built using OpenAI’s Codex CLI and Google’s Antigravity tools and models. All final content goes through Grammarly for refinement, and everything we publish is guided by carefully crafted prompts, then reviewed and revised to be as factual and up to date as possible.

For videos, we primarily use Veo 3.1, and for audio and infographics, we now use NotebookLM.

We know no system is perfect, so we always welcome feedback if anything needs improving.

We do not monetize this blog. We previously experimented with Google Ads, but the banners were intrusive, often unrelated to AI, and the small monthly earnings were not worth compromising the reading experience. Our priority is a clean, focused environment for learning about AI without distractions. Running the blog requires significant time, passion, and ongoing costs for tools and licenses.