This chart shows the share of answers from the following AI assistants (free versions) that contain significant/minor inacurracy (in Dec. '24 vs. May-Jun. '25)

It makes sense in this scenario for neither company to want to publicize a white-label version of Gemini behind Apple Intelligence.

Welcome to EduGems! This is a growing collection of pre-made prompts ("Gems") for educators to use with Google Gemini. 💎 Click on any item below to get details on that Gem, with options to use or copy the Gem. 💎 When you click to use a Gem, it will open in Gemini. 💎 Before you begin interacting

Comprehensive review of top AI mobile apps for iOS & Android. Learn which features excel in each app, plus discover fully private alternatives that run offline

Earlier this year, I covered Google’s LearnLM, an experimental AI model trained specifically on learning science principles. Since then, I’ve had a flood of ...

📈 The Workspace Academy - https://academy.jeffsu.org/workspace-academy?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=179In this video you’ll learn practi...

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Gemini Live is Google’s new conversational AI assistant that responds to voice commands in real-time. Unlike text-based interactions, Gemini Live allows for natural, flowing conversations. Th…

One of my most successful experiments with artificial intelligence has been with Google’s NotebookLM product. While preparing the update to the Productivity Field Guide, I fed it everything from the prior version, plus transcripts from about 50 videos I recorded, as well as twelve webinars. I also included my research notes prepared for the 2025 edition.... Continue reading →

Google had to turn the comments off on this Gemini ad for good reason. It blows my mind that even marketing folks at these big tech companies don’t seem to understand the underlying concerns that...

The tech company debuted a new Gemini ad during the Olympics that critics say is out of touch.

Anna Mills facilitates the MYFest session held on 2 July 2024. This interactive workshop surveys a range of AI-enabled research assistance apps that aim to help us find and analyze sources. We’ll look at general-purpose ones like Perplexity, ChatGPT4o, and Gemini as well as apps geared to academic research such as Elicit, Consensus, Keenious, ResearchRabbit, SciSpace, Scite_, and Undermind. In what ways do they facilitate source retrieval and analysis, and how can they also mislead us? What does wise use of these tools look like? Session slides here: https://bit.ly/SkepticalAIresearch