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Tools Jul 8, 2026

Savi Catches the AI Kidnapping Scam Before You Wire the Money

Brothers Patrick and Ryan Coughlin raised $7M for Savi, a consumer app that screens texts, voicemails, and live calls for AI-cloned voice fraud.

Tools Apr 29, 2026

OpenCode Has 140K GitHub Stars and Costs Nothing — Here's What It Actually Does

The open-source AI coding agent lets you bring any model to the terminal. We break down what works, what doesn't, and who should use it.

Tools Apr 27, 2026

AI Creative Tools: ComfyUI Hits $500M, Adobe Launches AI Agents, and Sora Dies

ComfyUI raises $30M at a half-billion valuation, Adobe's Firefly Assistant controls your entire Creative Cloud, Sora shuts down for good, and Kling 3.0 delivers native 4K video.

Tools Apr 22, 2026

AI Creative Tools: The Suno-Warner Deal Reshapes Music While Artists Quietly Skip Disclosure

Suno's Warner settlement rewrites AI music licensing, UMG talks stall, and a new survey reveals 58% of creatives have used AI without telling clients.

Tools Apr 18, 2026

AI Creative Tools: Sora Is Dead, Splice Pays Creators, and Galleries Still Aren't Buying It

OpenAI shuts down its video generator, Splice launches AI tools that actually compensate musicians, ElevenLabs enters the music war, and the art world remains deeply skeptical.

Tools Apr 11, 2026

The Great Convergence: Every AI Creative Tool Now Wants to Do Everything

ElevenLabs launches a music app, Midjourney adds video, Kling dominates with 4K clips, and Suno wants your voice. AI creative tools are merging into all-in-one platforms — here's what that means for creators.

Tools Apr 5, 2026

AI Creative Tools Now Want Your Voice, Your Style, and Your Identity

Suno v5.5 trades voice cloning for your biometric data, ACE-Step 1.5 lets you generate music locally instead, and a new tool protects artists from deepfake cloning.

Tools Apr 4, 2026

ChatGPT Just Landed on Your Car Dashboard. Here's What That Means for Your Privacy.

OpenAI's ChatGPT is the first AI chatbot on Apple CarPlay. The convenience is real—but so are the questions about voice data, distraction, and what happens to your conversations.

Tools Apr 2, 2026

AI Creative Tools April 2026: Sora Is Dead, Flux.2 Goes Open Source, and Artists Stop Competing

OpenAI killed Sora after losing $1M a day, Flux.2 brings sub-second image generation to open source, and the smartest artists are sidestepping AI instead of fighting it.

Tools Mar 30, 2026

Bluesky Launches Attie: An AI That Actually Serves You, Not the Platform

Bluesky's new Attie app lets users build custom feeds using Claude AI and natural language. No coding required, no algorithmic manipulation.

Tools Mar 29, 2026

AI Creative Tools Spring 2026: What Artists Actually Think and What's Changed

Suno 5.5 brings voice cloning, Midjourney V7 adds draft mode, and ACE-Step lets you run commercial-grade music generation locally. But adoption remains divided by discipline.

Tools Mar 28, 2026

Google Fires Back in AI Chatbot Portability War With Memory Import Tool

Gemini now lets you import chat history and preferences from ChatGPT and Claude. Here's what it means for switching costs and your data.

Tools Mar 26, 2026

AI Creative Tools in March 2026: Licensed Music Models, Writing Splits, and Protection Bypasses

Musicians see licensed AI platforms launching, writers remain divided on adoption, and artists' defenses crumble under new bypass techniques

Tools Mar 26, 2026

Microsoft Puts Anthropic's Brain in a Corporate Suit: Copilot Cowork Brings Agentic AI to Enterprise

Microsoft's new Copilot Cowork uses Claude's reasoning engine for multi-hour autonomous tasks. The $99/month E7 bundle launches May 1, but enterprise governance concerns remain.

Tools Mar 26, 2026

Claude Code Auto Mode: When Your AI Decides Its Own Permissions

Anthropic's new auto mode lets Claude Code approve its own actions, using an ML classifier to block risky operations. It's convenient, but is it safe?

Tools Mar 25, 2026

Betterleaks: The Open-Source Secrets Scanner Built for AI Coding Agents

The creator of Gitleaks releases a faster, more accurate successor with 98.6% recall and native AI agent integration. Here's why it matters.

Tools Mar 24, 2026

The AI Coding Agents Showdown: Claude Code vs Cursor vs Copilot vs Everyone Else

We compare seven AI coding agents in March 2026 — from terminal natives to IDE powerhouses. Here's what actually matters for your workflow.

Tools Mar 24, 2026

Cursor's Composer 2 Beats Claude on Coding—But It's Built on a Chinese Model They Didn't Disclose

The $29 billion code editor's new AI model outperforms Opus 4.6 at 1/10th the cost. Then developers discovered it's Kimi K2.5 from Beijing—and Cursor never told them.

Tools Mar 23, 2026

Cloudflare Enters the Big Model Game: Workers AI Now Runs Kimi K2.5 With 256K Context

Cloudflare adds its first frontier-scale model to Workers AI, claiming 77% cost savings over proprietary alternatives with new caching features.

Tools Mar 22, 2026

Claude Dispatch Turns Your Phone Into a Remote Control for Your Desktop AI Agent

Anthropic's new feature lets you message your computer from anywhere and have Claude do the work. But should you?

Tools Mar 21, 2026

AI Creative Tools in Spring 2026: What Artists, Musicians, and Writers Actually Think

Major label settlements reshape AI music. Adobe and Midjourney race for creative pros. Writers remain the holdouts.

Tools Mar 19, 2026

OpenAI GPT-5.4 Mini and Nano: Faster, but 3x More Expensive

OpenAI's new compact models bring GPT-5.4 capabilities to smaller packages but at triple the cost of their predecessors.

Tools Mar 18, 2026

AI Creative Tools in March 2026: What Artists, Musicians, and Writers Are Actually Using

A survey of 1,100 producers shows AI adoption growing but originality fears mounting. Meanwhile, artists flee X, label lawsuits settle, and the tools landscape fragments.

Tools Mar 17, 2026

Perplexity Ditches MCP: Why the Model Context Protocol Is Losing Enterprise Users

Perplexity's CTO announces the company is moving away from Anthropic's Model Context Protocol, citing context window bloat and authentication friction. The shift reveals growing pains in AI tooling.

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