You might have heard of brain rot. That’s the term now used for low-quality or downright useless content online. Even if you haven’t, you definitely encounter it every day, whether you want to or not. Think AI-generated postcards on WhatsApp, random Facebook posts, Instagram reels, autogenerated ad posters and even beer labels (yes, really). There’s even a specific term for these kinds of images now — AI slop. Worth a read if you’re curious. ...
AI Prompt Builder + ChatGPT: This is built-in software included with a Logitech mouse. It works as a personal prompt library for ChatGPT, helping you quickly run repetitive commands. It’s useful for things like translations, spell-checking, business emails, and creating prompts. Claude Code: An AI assistant for in-depth exploration of your project, running locally. It handles code navigation well, remembers context, and doesn’t seem to hit context limits in a single session — unlike what I experienced with ChatGPT Plus. ...
I get straight-to-the-point answers without having to sift through unnecessary SEO fluff. No need to hunt through search results for relevant sources (let’s be honest, Google still hasn’t mastered putting 100% relevant results at the top). Unlike traditional answer engines (like Perplexity), Google still gives users the freedom to choose, even though the AI Overview appears above the search results.