Detailed Reviews of the AI Tools
Last Updated: November 2, 2025 | Runway Version: Gen-4 & Gen-4 Turbo | Next Review Update: December 2, 2025 The Bottom Line Gen-4 launched March 31, 2025 solving AI video’s biggest problem—character consistency across scenes. Lionsgate saved “millions” on VFX using it, AMC Networks partnered for content creation, and Runway hit a $3 billion valuation. … Read more
🆕 Latest Update (September 17, 2025): YouTube’s 10 free AI tools were launched at Made on YouTube 2025, including Veo 3 Fast video generation with sound, now rolling out in US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The Bottom Line If you remember nothing else: YouTube just handed every creator a free AI video studio … Read more
🆕 Breaking Update (October 28, 2025): Grokipedia officially launched—Elon’s AI-powered Wikipedia rival with 900,000 articles is now live. Full details in this Grok 4 review. The Bottom Line If you remember nothing else: Grok 4 is basically ChatGPT if it read Twitter 24/7 and had Elon Musk’s personality—mathematically brilliant (95% on AIME math tests), controversially … Read more
🆕 Major Update (September 2025): Anara AI launched collaborative workspaces with real-time team features, expanding beyond individual research into team-based academic work. The Bottom Line If you remember nothing else: Anara AI (formerly Unriddle) is basically having a research assistant who’s read everything you’ve uploaded and can instantly find connections across hundreds of papers. After … Read more
🆕 Latest Update (October 2, 2025): Comet Browser went from $200/month to completely FREE for everyone worldwide. But security researchers found serious vulnerabilities in the same month. Read the full story below. The Bottom Line Up Front If you remember nothing else: Comet is like having a brilliant intern who can actually click buttons for … Read more
Key Takeaway If you remember nothing else: NotebookLM updates brought the ability to turn your boring PDFs into surprisingly good AI-hosted podcasts with two hosts discussing your research. But here’s what the NotebookLM updates didn’t fix – it literally can’t see entire chunks of your documents and will confidently give wrong answers about them. These … Read more
Key Takeaway If you remember nothing else: Claude is like ChatGPT’s more careful, articulate sibling who actually admits when they don’t know something. It genuinely writes better than any AI I’ve tested but frustrates with excessive caution and no image generation. Best for writers, researchers, and anyone tired of ChatGPT’s overconfidence. Worth the $20/month if … Read more