Moses Smith
Google Video Remix: Instantly Edit Your Videos in 4 Easy Taps
Google Video Remix uses AI to relight, restyle, and swap backgrounds on videos already in your Google Photos. What it does, how to use it,…
Ring AI Features in 2026: Smarter Alerts and My Honest Take
Ring AI features now learn your home’s routine to cut junk alerts, and can warn people at your door on their own. What they do,…
ChatGPT Memory Now Builds a Profile of You: Why I Don’t Mind
ChatGPT memory now quietly builds a profile of you, and OpenAI admits you can’t see all of it. What changed, why I don’t mind, and…
A Director Made a Whole Film With AI.
District 9’s director made Nightborne, an AI-generated film, entirely with Seedance 2.0. Why the tech is just a tool, and why disclosure is the real…
Claude Fable 5 Splits the Plans: Max Keeps It, Pro Gets $100 and a Bill
Claude Fable 5 is now permanent for Max and Team Premium at half the weekly limits. Pro and Team Standard get a one-time $100 credit,…
AI Presentation Maker Showdown: Gamma vs Canva vs Beautiful.ai
An AI presentation maker turns a prompt into a finished slide deck. Here’s how Gamma, Canva, and Beautiful.ai compare on price, output, and the free-plan…
Meta Killed the Instagram AI Photo Feature. The Backlash Actually Worked.
Meta removed the Muse Image feature that let strangers use your public Instagram photos in AI images, admitting it “missed the mark.” Here’s what’s gone…
Claude Tag: Anthropic Put an AI Coworker in Slack. Here’s What It Can See.
Claude Tag is Anthropic’s AI coworker for Slack. Tag @Claude and it takes the task, works through it, and reports back. Here’s who gets it…
Gemini Study Notebooks: How Google’s Free AI Tutor Actually Works
Gemini Study Notebooks is Google’s free AI study tutor. Here’s how to set one up, what makes it different from a chatbot, and its honest…
iOS 27 Siri AI: Should You Install the Beta? An Honest Guide
iOS 27 Siri AI is finally in public beta. Here’s what the new Siri actually does, which iPhones get it, the privacy trade-off, and whether…
About
Moses Smith
Editor in Chief
I started Everyday AI because I was tired of AI content written for engineers. This blog is for regular people who want practical ways to use AI without the jargon. No hype, just stuff that actually works.