Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a key component of innovation in the quickly changing technological landscape, transforming industries and how we live our daily lives.

Let’s talk about AI agents – they’re like the superheroes of the tech world, doing tasks on their own, much like you or I would. Imagine software that can look around, think through things, and act without needing someone to hold its hand every step of the way.

Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers in the world. It is fast, secure, and packed with features that make it easy to use. One of the most exciting features recently introduced in Google Chrome is AI assistance. Powered by Google’s Gemini model, it can assist you with various development tasks directly in the browser.

In today’s fast-moving world, copy-paste design has become the go-to approach for rapid development.

The Psychology Behind TikTok’s Addictive Feed

I’ll be honest: writing this post feels like a chore some years. Rounding up and reflecting on what’s happened throughout the year is somewhat obligatory for a site like this, especially when it’s a tradition that goes back as far as 2007. “Hey, look at all the cool things we did!”

Generative AI has just put usability testing insights into the center of product development.

The role of AI for web design has evolved significantly, transforming how websites are built and enhancing their functionality. No longer limited to basic automation, AI is now deeply integrated into the web design process, offering designers a powerful tool to create more dynamic, responsive, and personalized websites.

Ever scrolled through a website and thought, “Wow, I wish mine looked like that”? Trust me, you’re not alone. Building an awesome website can feel like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded.

OpenAI announced a new family of AI reasoning models on Friday, o3, which the startup claims to be more advanced than o1 or anything else it’s released. These improvements appear to have come from scaling test-time compute, something we wrote about last month, but OpenAI also says it used a new safety paradigm to train its o-series of models.