Ever wondered how Google seems to know what you’re looking for? Or how Spotify can recommend songs that “feel similar”? The secret behind these super-smart systems is something called Vector Search—a next-gen search method that helps AI understand meaning instead of just matching words.

AI is evolving fast, and just when you thought you had a handle on ChatGPT and machine learning, here comes another buzzword: Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). Don’t worry, I’m here to break it down in a way that actually makes sense—and, more importantly, explain why it’s about to make AI way smarter and more reliable.

Language evolves, and so does the way we talk about tech. Just like "selfie" and "emoji" crept into our vocab, AI terms are the next wave of everyday slang. Here’s a crash course in AI lingo you’ll be casually dropping soon. And don’t worry, I’ve provided examples for you newbies…

AI is transforming education, making studying easier and more efficient. From ChatGPT-powered tutoring to AI-driven study apps like Quizlet, Perplexity, and Photomath, students now have powerful tools at their fingertips. Discover how AI is enhancing learning, simplifying research, and helping students excel in the classroom.

Welcome to the strange and hilarious reality of AI-to-AI communication.

Some artists dive into AI with open arms, but for Karissa, the journey started with a bit of resistance. A hands-on, problem-solving mindset made her hesitant to let AI step in—until curiosity took over.

Imagine an AI that doesn’t just respond to your commands but actively plans, adapts, and makes decisions on its own to accomplish tasks. That’s the essence of Agentic AI.

Israel Ayliffe is a Visual Content Designer and AI Prompt Architect based in Atlanta, Georgia. As the Co-Founder of The Curiosity Co-Op, he specializes in transforming curiosity about AI into compelling visual storytelling.

Do you love AI generated images and also have someone you kinda sorta hate (or maybe a hot lover with an amazing sense of humor)? Send them a passive aggressive Valentine!

Back in the days of analog, if you wanted to watch TV, you had to manually flip through every channel to find something you might like. But now, you have streaming services like Netflix, which now seem to know exactly what movie you’d want to watch next. How does it do that?