Dave, I have dozens of favorite old photos that I’d like to fix up and print again, but each has some element that needs to be removed. How can I do that with AI on my Windows PC?
Ever wish you could chat with an AI system while you’re driving, hands free, through the car’s built-in audio system? With an iPhone running iOS 26.4, you can. Here’s how it works…
My son’s really into post-apocalyptic cyberpunk video games and I thought it would be fun to turn a picture of him into something set in a similar universe. What’s the easiest way to do that with the current AI tools available?
Dave, I’ve been creating a variety of infographics for analytic content I publish on the Web and am finding AI a great help. Problem is, LinkedIn flags it all as AI-created and limits its visibility. I’m not pretending it’s not from AI, but given this, is there a way to remove the AI indicators so it is seen as a regular infographic?
I just upgraded to a Samsung Galaxy S25 and am excited to try out some of the Galaxy AI features with my photos. I’m most interested in its ability to add elements to an existing photograph? Can you walk me through how I can try that feature?
Generative AI has been impressing with its chat capabilities for a few years now, and, gradually, adding skills with images and document analysis. Surprisingly, the latest AI frontier isn’t software development, it’s music!
Dave, I’m excited about all the ways that I can change a photo using modern AI tools on my Pixel 9 phone. Google said there’s now lots of AI baked into the Photos app, but I’m not having great luck. Can you walk me through the best way to tweak images?
The latest version of Microsoft Edge adds some really interesting enhancements for its built-in AI, Copilot that are worth exploring. The best of them is that the AI can now see the Web page you’re viewing, which means you can ask Copilot to analyze the page and its contents…
One of the common complaints about generative AI is that it replaces human ingenuity and curiosity. My experience is exactly the opposite, however, because of how I view interaction with these remarkable AI tools. Let me explain…
Keep reading about the revolution in photo editing due to new AI capabilities? You’re right to be excited! One of the best places to try out these features is in Android 16 on a Google Pixel smartphone. With just a tap or two – or a spoken request – you can now completely change and improve photos!
