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By Jacob LaVoie Artificial intelligence has become one of the most accessible technologies in history. Within minutes, almost anyone can ask questions, generate ideas, summarize information, organize plans, or receive help with tasks that once required hours of research. The barrier to entry has never been lower, which is one reason AI has spread so quickly into everyday life. However, having access to a powerful tool does not automatically mean you'll know how to use it well

By Jacob LaVoie Whether you realize it or not, you have probably used artificial intelligence several times today. Every time your phone predicts the next word you are about to type, your GPS suggests a faster route, your email filters spam, or a streaming service recommends your next show, AI is quietly working in the background. It has become part of modern life, even for people who have never intentionally opened an AI tool. At the same time, artificial intelligence is sti

By Jacob LaVoie Artificial intelligence is often described as a technology of the future. Headlines tend to focus on breakthroughs, billion-dollar investments, robots, self-driving vehicles, and predictions about how AI may reshape society in the years ahead. Those developments matter, but they can also make artificial intelligence feel distant, complex, or reserved for technology experts. The reality is much more practical. Artificial intelligence is already helping people e