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In April 2026, a researcher reported that frontier reasoning models had scored a perfect 180 on an officially disclosed LSAT. Three years earlier, OpenAI said GPT-4 scored 163, around the 88th percentile. So a chatbot

Ask Google’s AI Mode for a fragrance-free moisturiser under £20 that arrives tomorrow, and the shortlist you get back isn’t built from blog posts. It’s built from product data: price, stock status, shipping, size, brand.

Search “Samantha AI” and the results scatter. You get a film character, an Apple system voice, custom chatbot personas, and a productivity app. Most people close the tab, confused. The app is MySamantha, built by

Picture a smart coffee machine heading for a Spanish launch. The marketplace image says “Custom Brew Strength.” The setup screen says “Water Hardness.” The quick-start guide walks through the first descaling cycle. Run those three

Zeta AI is a free story app built for roleplay with a whole cast of characters. Basic chat costs nothing but runs on ads. The better AI models and images cost extra, the filters leak,

The best AI tools for scientific figures depend on what you are drawing. BioRender leads for life-science illustrations built from icons. FigureLabs and SciFig suit AI drafts you then edit as vectors, ScholarViz suits graphical

Five video models, five logins, five monthly bills. That’s what chasing the best AI clip costs in 2026, and it’s the exact pain MindVideo AI sells itself on fixing. One account, one credit balance, and

Ask ChatGPT to name the best payroll software for a 40-person startup on Monday. Ask the same thing on Thursday. There’s a fair chance the shortlist changes. Try Perplexity or Google’s AI Mode and the

The clip stopped while the subject was still moving. A cyclist was halfway across a footbridge at dusk, one hand lifting off the handlebar for a wave, and then the file simply ended. I needed