AI
Articles about artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence and other tools that make everyday tasks easier.
Articles about artificial intelligence.
Windows, backups, printers, updates and freeing up disk space, step by step.
Phones, photos, moving to a new phone, Wi-Fi and video calls with family.
Passwords, two-step sign-in, fake messages and what to do when someone takes over your account.
In simple terms: what Ollama is and what a local model entails, how it differs from paid assistants, how to install it on Mac, Windows, and Linux, initial commands, which models to start with (Gemma, Qwen, gpt-oss, Bielik), how much memory is needed, and why a Mac with Apple Silicon and unified memory is particularly good for this.
Learn how to create and edit short videos by describing changes in plain language using OpenAI's Codex agent and the Remotion plugin, including what is realistically possible, what you need, and who it is for.
A practical guide to ChatGPT in Polish: initial prompts, applications at work, earnings, privacy, and warnings for the Polish diaspora in the USA.
From scratch, in simple terms: what ChatGPT is, how to open it and create an account, how to ask your first question, what a prompt and token are, differences between free and paid versions, models and features, and 21 ready-made prompts to copy along with four elements of a good prompt.
How to formulate commands so that ChatGPT provides accurate responses: building a good prompt, proven techniques, ready-made templates, and common mistakes.
From flash photography and fashion in architecture to noir, double exposure, and chrome, 27 styles with ready prompts in Polish, illustrations, and simple guidelines for working with character references.
How to transfer contacts, photos, and WhatsApp chats to a new phone: from iPhone to iPhone, Android to Android, Android to iPhone, and vice versa, along with a checklist for what to do with the old phone before selling or giving it away.
Step by step: transferring photos from iPhone to Windows and Mac, from Android to Windows via USB cable, plus a backup in iCloud or Google Photos. How much free space is available and why synchronization is not a backup.
Windows 10 will no longer receive updates after October 14, 2025; the ESU program lasts until October 12, 2027, available for free in the USA, or for points or $30, and for free in Poland and the rest of the EEA with a Microsoft account; learn how to upgrade to Windows 11 and what to do if your computer is not compatible.
A comprehensive Polish guide: 11 parts, 23 steps, six bots, prompts, 15 illustrations, simulations, and account linking descriptions, with source verification and additions on autopilot risk, data, and security.
Prepare a genuine AI-generated CV: fact base, job requirements, experience descriptions, English version, and file checks, including eight prompts, a step-by-step example, and downloadable materials, without fictional achievements or misleading ATS results.
How to adjust ChatGPT's tone, input your own instructions, and evaluate their effectiveness with ready-made sets in Polish, examples, and an explanation of the differences between style, speed, and reasoning.
From character and location cards to voice, choreography, and camera movement, this guide includes illustrations, ready-made prompts, a 15-second practice scene, and a table of common mistakes in Seedance 2.5.
From flash photography and fashion in architecture to noir, double exposure, and chrome, 27 styles with ready prompts in Polish, illustrations, and simple guidelines for working with character references.
How to replace a person in a film with multiple cuts without losing the face in the mirror, hands by the bag, or outfit in a wide shot. An original example, images, and prompts.
How to plan a short CGI advertisement for an eclair: three original frames, storyboard, video prompts, hand movements without touching the dessert, ASMR sounds, and error control.
How to create a minimalist character card and a separate item card, including original images, prompts, scene examples, and a thorough evaluation of background and face covering advice.
From character design and forest shots to Polish voice, lip-syncing, and editing, a simple process with ready prompts, examples, and corrections for common mistakes.
How to swap two characters in an existing AI clip: source footage, references, prompt, storyboard, and control of faces, gestures, and sound.
How to create a vertical AI perfume advertisement: three references, an original example with six illustrations, a 20-second plan, short prompts, and final spot review.
This guide covers the hardware requirements for running LTX-2.5 locally on LTX Desktop 1.3, installation steps, free versus paid features, licensing for up to $10 million in revenue, and creating your first video.
What a skill is, how to upload it to Claude or Claude Code, and which of the five skills are truly useful for designers, along with current installation information for computer and mobile.
Create a miniature city planet: theme selection, composition, lighting, original illustrations, and prompts for Chicago and Kraków.
How to prepare character, product, and location cards, and then use references in AI film. Prompts for poses, eight emotions, and six stances, illustrations, and consistency control.
How to create a scroll-driven product animation: exporting frames in FFmpeg, WebP, Canvas, frame buffering, a version for motion-restricted users, and code examples for learning.
An original method for altering lighting and camera work in a regular phone recording, featuring three shots, eight lighting decisions, a ready prompt, and synchronization control.
How to record a single speech with a phone, change locations in Genjutsu, and prepare new camera angles in Seedance 2.5 Edit, with original examples, images, and prompts.
How to record a clip, add reference images, and swap a car, outfit, item, or background in Higgsfield Genjutsu. Two original examples before and after, prompts, errors, and a practical checklist.
A step-by-step guide on preparing a clip and references, swapping a person and object, changing day to night, and interiors in specific frames, including a personal 21-second example, ready prompt, illustrations, and result control.
A beginner's guide: four illustrations, simple explanations of framing, focal length, perspective, and camera movement, nine prompts, the first exercise, fair comparisons, and answers to beginner questions.