AI Writing This Week

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Writers looking for AI preconceived to write brilliantly may want to check-out a new AI engine from China. Dubbed Kimi K2 Thinking, the new tool promises the ability to navigate hundreds of steps on its way to auto-generating writing that is “shockingly good,” according to writer Grant Harvey. Observes Harvey: “We co-wrote a YA novel

ChatGPT Upgrade Promises Warmer, More Conversational Tone ChatGPT is out with a makeover promising the warm, conversational personality that made its predecessor – ChatGPT-4.0 – such a hit. Dubbed ChatGPT-5.1, the upgrade has been long awaited by many ChatGPT fans, who found the previous makeover to ChatGPT cold, distant and off-putting. If the upgrade delivers

After years of watching glumly from the sidelines as a nimble new start-up – ChatGPT – ate its lunch and soared to record-breaking, worldwide popularity, Google has finally decried “enough is enough” and released a new chatbot that’s literally in a league of its own. Dubbed Gemini 3.0, the new AI definitively dusts its nearest

One Writer’s Take on Gemini 3.0 Extensive creative writing tests by ‘The Nerdy Novelist’ – known for its take-no-prisoners evaluation of AI writing – have revealed that Gemini 3.0 is head-and-shoulders above all others when it comes to being the go-to for writers. Essentially, the author behind the channel – Jason Hamilton – found that

A new study that needs to hit the desk of every CEO and business owner finds that what 99% of workers want most from AI is simple: ‘Be my friend.’ Equally eye-opening from the KPMG study: At least 50% of workers say they’d take a sizeable cut in salary simply to be able to work

61% Reliability In Agent Mode Anthropic is out with an upgrade to its flagship AIthat offers 61% reliability when used as an agent for everyday computing tasks. Essentially, that means when you use the Sonnet 4.5 as an agent to complete an assignment featuring multi-step tasks like opening apps, editing files, navigating Web pages and