Hackemist’s AI section unpacks the fast-moving world of artificial intelligence with clarity and depth. Whether you’re tracking the latest GPT iteration, questioning the ethics behind automated decision-making, or curious about how small teams are using AI in scrappy, creative ways—this is where the signal cuts through the noise. We speak to developers, skeptics, and builders alike.
Spend enough time in online AI communities—prompt forums, Reddit threads, Twitter corners—and you’ll notice something curious. Some users type in …
When Google announced its new “AI Ultra” subscription plan at I/O 2025, the reaction was immediate and mixed. At $249.99 …
There’s a mental health shortage in the United States, and it’s not a quiet one. Long waitlists, insurance barriers, and …
You’ve seen it before. Someone pastes a prompt into ChatGPT, hits enter, and out comes a response that reads like …
There’s something strangely intimate about a blank chat window. You sit there. Cursor blinking. This little AI box staring back …
Let’s be real. ChatGPT is impressive—scary impressive, sometimes. It can write your emails, explain quantum physics like you’re five, and …
A few months ago, I found myself staring at a blinking cursor, trying to get an AI to help me …
If you’ve ever found yourself typing something like, “Write a blog post about leadership” into ChatGPT and feeling underwhelmed by …
Let’s get one thing straight: I love ChatGPT. It’s helped me outline articles, brainstorm topics, and yes, even write a …
Let’s clear something up right away: using ChatGPT at work doesn’t make you lazy. It doesn’t mean you’re cutting corners …