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You ask an AI to summarize market trends for your niche. The write‑up looks crisp. It quotes percentages, names a few reports, and even suggests next steps. You paste it into a slide. Then a customer emails back pointing out that two “citations” don’t exist and a definition is off by your industry’s standard. Ouch….

Using an AI Voice Coach for Sales Calls, Podcasts, Networking, and Presentations Starting a new business as introverts made one thing very clear: talking about it was hard. At a busy meetup a few weeks ago, name tags on, we tried to explain Ravensight AI in 30 seconds. We rushed. Filler words crept in. The…

Can AI learn? The limits of AI reasoning models You’ve probably seen AI write emails, summarize calls, or draft estimates. But can it actually learn how our worlds works, the way we do? Could a shop owner show an AI the ropes for a week, then ask it to notice when the rules change… whether…

As we discussed a few weeks ago in our explainer of how to use AI for content creation, creating marketing collateral is important whether you run a small business, or are simply trying to build a personal brand (such as for job-hunting). Google Labs recently introduced a brand-new AI tool, Pomelli, powered by Google DeepMind,…

If you have clicked Connect Google Drive or Connect OneDrive inside ChatGPT, you know how convenient it feels. Your files show up in chat, answers come back with citations, and work moves faster. But that convenience expands your attack surface in ways that are easy to miss. This post explains the main ChatGPT Google Drive…

We recently observed an enthusiastic ChatGPT user using the app to look up a statistic, and mentioned that Perplexity might be better for that application. Many people don’t know about Perplexity; as of October 2025, ChatGPT is vastly more popular, with over 800 million weekly active users, compared to recently-cited statistics of perhaps ~25 million…

Companion to our earlier post on “How to Prevent AI Prompt Injection.” This post explores agentic browsing, why Comet and similar tools are gaining traction, and how scoped automation workflows offer a safer path. Please note that this information is not meant to be a complete or exhaustive guide, but rather a starting point to…

The average worker spends up to 20 hours per week on tasks that involve writing in one way or another – so it’s no wonder that as of October 2025, an estimated 20 – 30% of American workers (and rapidly growing) are using AI at work (most often ChatGPT). AI can certainly help all of…

Custom GPTs and ChatGPT Projects both let you “save your best prompt” so you do not start from scratch each time. For most small teams, project-level instructions are simpler to set up and easier to use day to day than custom GPTs, which we have found can often feel clunky to set up and use….

If you have used ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, or Gemini inside a consumer app, you are used to a fixed-price monthly plan. Certain features might be an “all-you-can-eat” buffet style (unlimited usage), while others may have rate limits or a specified total allocation (such as the current limit of 250 Deep Research queries per month for…