The AI and AI agents blog

All our articles to help you understand artificial intelligence, choose the right tools and build your own AI agents. Filter by topic or level to go straight to what fits you.

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Main topics

The blog covers artificial intelligence from every angle, from your first prompt to building agents. You can filter articles by topic:

  • Understanding AI: what a language model is, how it works and where its limits are;
  • Autonomous AI agents: what an agent can really do, and what you shouldn’t hand over to one;
  • Choosing your AI: comparisons, free and paid plans, how to decide;
  • Everyday uses: writing, summarizing, getting organized, learning;
  • AI at work: saving time without losing quality or confidentiality;
  • Building agents: frameworks, tools, costs and best practices;
  • Creating with AI: images, video, music, writing;
  • Security and privacy: protecting your data and spotting risks;
  • Ecosystem and regulation: key players and the rules that apply.

A level badge on every article

Every article shows a Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced badge. If you’re just getting started, the Start, Go further and Build paths arrange articles in a step-by-step reading order.

How every article is built

  • An opening paragraph that answers the question right away;
  • dated, sourced data, never a figure without an origin;
  • a link to a tool or profile so you can check or take action, for example one of our free AI tools;
  • a “What this means for you” box that sums up the key point;
  • an FAQ covering the most common questions.

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Frequently asked questions

Where should I start if I'm new to AI?

Filter articles by the “Beginner” level or follow the Start path, which puts articles in a logical order. You'll learn what a model is, how to write a good request and how to use an assistant safely.

What do the level badges mean?

Each article carries a Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced badge. It tells you what you're expected to know already: nothing for Beginner, regular use of an assistant for Intermediate, and some technical comfort for Advanced, for example to build an agent.

Are your articles sponsored?

No. No vendor pays to be mentioned or recommended. Articles are based on dated, sourced public data, and each one links to a tool or profile so you can check for yourself.