Remember 2024? That was the year many of us accidentally became digital artists. People who had never touched Photoshop were generating cinematic images in seconds. A few clever words typed into Midjourney or DALL·E could produce artwork that once took hours of skill and practice. It felt unreal at
We are living in the honeymoon phase of artificial intelligence. AI writes our emails, creates images in seconds, and fixes code faster than any human ever could. It feels effortless. Almost magical. But every magic trick has a backstage. And in the case of generative AI, the backstage is noisy,
For most of modern medicine, healthcare has worked like weather forecasting without radar. Doctors could tell you how you’re doing today, maybe warn you about trends, but predicting your health a decade into the future was mostly guesswork. That is starting to change. This week, researchers from NVIDIA Israel
For the last few years, the AI revolution has lived behind glass. We’ve watched artificial intelligence write emails, compose poems, generate images, and debug code. It has changed how we think, write, and work. But despite all that intelligence, AI couldn’t do the most basic human things—like
The retail industry is quietly going through one of its biggest changes in decades. Not because of new stores or faster delivery, but because of how customers now talk to businesses. For years, retail AI meant chatbots that could answer basic questions and search bars that forced customers to guess
Welcome back to AI Brews. Let’s start with a familiar situation. You want to buy a new coffee maker. Not a fancy one. Just something reliable. You open Amazon to check prices. Then you open YouTube to see a few reviews. Then, Reddit, because people there usually tell the
Welcome back to AI Brews. For the last decade, one piece of advice dominated startup culture: learn to code. If you wanted to build a product, automate a workflow, or even test a business idea, the path was painfully clear. Either spend months learning a programming language, or spend a
Welcome back to AI Brews. Over the last few weeks, we’ve talked a lot about creative power. We showed you how anyone can become a Bedroom Director using tools like Sora and Runway. We explored how professionals are cloning themselves for work using Synthesia. The story so far has
Welcome back to AI Brews. For most of modern history, video creation followed a familiar hierarchy. Big studios made movies. Mid-sized teams made commercials. Individual creators made do with whatever camera they could afford. The distance between an idea and a finished video was filled with logistics—equipment rentals, lighting
Welcome back to AI Brews. Every senior leader eventually runs into the same constraint. Not talent. Not ambition. Just time. A CEO might start the day with a board call, move into a customer meeting, approve budgets, review hiring decisions, and still be expected to record internal updates or onboarding
Happy New Year, AI Brews Family! As we power down the servers on 2025 and reboot for a brand new year, I wanted to take a moment to step away from the latest AI breakthroughs and tech specs to say one thing: Thank you. This year has been an incredible
Welcome back to AI Brews. For the last two years, the AI race has revolved around a single obsession: speed. We wanted instant replies. We complained when ChatGPT took more than a few seconds to respond. We praised models that felt “snappier,” even when they were wrong. Real-time became the