Articles tagged "Artificial intelligence (AI)"

What is Perplexity AI?

While Perplexity can't yet replace a traditional search engine, it's surprisingly functional and effective if you work within its limits. Here's what you need to know about it. 

What is prompt engineering?

A prompt engineer strives to improve machine-generated outputs in ways that are reproducible. In other words, they try to align AI behavior with human intent.

Claude 3: Everything you need to know about Anthropic's AI models and chatbot

Claude brings a sorely needed focus on AI safety to an increasingly crowded marketplace of LLMs. Here's why it matters.

Why pairing AI with automation will change how you work

Connecting your AI tools to the rest of your tech stack doesn't just knock out the tasks that eat into your day. It also helps you scale your business, work faster, and focus on the work that actually has an impact.

7 examples of real businesses using DALL·E for visual content

In this article, I'll walk you through six examples of real-world businesses using DALL-E in their day-to-day operations.

Adobe Firefly: What are Adobe's new AI features?

I'll walk you through what makes Adobe Firefly different from other AI tools, highlight its capabilities, and help you decide if you should consider using Firefly over the slew of other art generators out there.

How to automate OpenAI

With OpenAI and Zapier, you can use automated workflows—called Zaps—to deliver real value across marketing, customer support, and even product management.

The 11 best AI marketing tools in 2024

Here's a rundown of the best AI tools for marketers to help you save time and do your best work.

4 ways to automate Grain with Zapier

With Zapier's automated workflows—called Zaps—you can send highlights and recordings from Grain directly into your favorite apps.

What is Microsoft Copilot? (And how to access it)

Offering an experience powered by the GPT and DALL-E models, courtesy of the close relationship with OpenAI, you'll see new magic buttons and AI chat boxes spread out in the Microsoft apps you use every day.