What is AI? Welcome to AI 101

AI fears spread fast because they’re entertaining and because the tech is genuinely powerful. This article separates real AI risks from movie myths so you can think clearly instead of panicking.

AI isn’t replacing all jobs, but it is reshaping work by automating tasks and changing expectations. This article breaks down what’s actually happening, what’s exaggerated, and how to adapt without spiraling.

From early philosophical debates about machine intelligence to the first neural networks and today’s cutting-edge innovations, AI has evolved through waves of discovery, setbacks, and breakthroughs.

You don’t need to “start using AI.” You already are. This article maps the invisible AI behind your everyday apps, from recommendations to navigation to spam filters.

AI is powerful, but it’s not omniscient, consistent, or accountable. This article breaks down the real limitations of AI, including where it fails, why it hallucinates, and what it can’t reliably do.

“AI” isn’t one thing. This breakdown explains Narrow AI (what we have), General AI (what people argue about), and Super AI (what keeps Hollywood employed).

AI isn’t a brain. It’s a system that learns patterns from data and uses them to predict or generate outputs. Here we explain how modern AI works in a simple, non-technical way.

AI can mimic language and pattern-match like a machine on espresso, but that’s not the same as human intelligence. This article breaks down what humans do that AI doesn’t, and why the gap matters in real life.

Artificial intelligence isn’t magic, and it’s not a sentient robot hiding in your laptop. This guide breaks down what AI actually is, how it works at a high level, and what “intelligence” means in machine terms.