One of the problems when you have an AI create subtitles and closed captions is that it might not have access to the full story. Case and point is this screenshot seen today on Facebook promoting a new Nintendo/Lego product: the Gay Boy. Well, as you can imagine, it’s Nintendo, so it’s actually, the Game […]
ChatGPT has become the benchmark. It’s capable, fast, and well-packaged, especially if you’re on the Plus plan. But if you’ve been paying attention, you’ll know we’re no longer in a single-tool world. The reality in 2025 is this: AI isn’t one-size-fits-all. Different tools now outperform ChatGPT in specific areas, and if you’re not experimenting, you’re […]
This quiz was made to help students reinforce their knowledge of key elements from the periodic table — the ones most commonly studied at secondary/high school level, including GCSE, IB, and AP Chemistry. You’ll be given a random element and asked to enter its symbol, group number, and valence (oxidation) values. Your answers will be […]
You know the shot: Gene Hackman and Christopher Reeve, side by side, grinning like a couple of old college buddies who just pulled off the ultimate prank. It’s a picture that tells a story Hollywood never did—because while Lex Luthor and Superman were mortal enemies on screen, off-screen, Hackman and Reeve were more like a […]
So, I was using ChatGPT just to check an email over and it suggested some changes, giving me the result in US English. Because I was emailing an educated person I needed to change that to actual English (also called UK English or British English). {see what I did there?} Here is the original US […]
Wildman Will Ferrell is now “will Feral” thanks to some fun with AI. Grrrr (do worry, Will Feral isn’t real, Will Feral can’t hurt you).
If you like Benedict Cumberbatch, you are sure to like is sweet cake baking alter ego “Benedict Cupcakebatch”
Opps. I don’t think ChatGPT knows what “newer” means…
A few years back, before all this twitter and Tik Tok nonsense (yeah, I said it). I made a blog post that got some traction. Basically in 2012 Microsoft changed their logo and immediately I recognised the font as very similar to Myriad Pro, a font that had become uber-recognisable as ‘Apple’s font’. If you […]