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Ryan Morrison

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Covers:  Artificial intelligence, AI, machine learning, data, robotics, consumer technology
AI specialist. Open to talk. All views my own. | creating digital content for 23 yrs. ElevenLabs, Tom’s Guide, New Statesman, BBC, MoL, ryanmorrison@gmail.com

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With a journalism career spanning over two decades, Ryan Morrison has established himself as a leading voice in digital journalism, focusing on science, technology, and artificial intelligence. Ryan currently serves as the AI Editor for Tom's Guide, where he brings his extensive experience and insight to the forefront of AI coverage.

Ryan's journey in journalism began in the late 1990s, and his early years were marked by a strong focus on the evolving digital landscape. His tenure at BBC News O…

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Enterprise 'woefully unprepared' for quantum computing risk

Enterprise 'woefully unprepared' for quantum computing risk

Research from Moody's found that while the majority of companies understand the risk of quantum computing, fe…

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How will digital identity work in the Metaverse?

How will digital identity work in the Metaverse?

Agreement among tech companies on Metaverse standards, not least as they relate to identity and interoperabil…

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Google's DeepMind is using AI to teach robots household chores - here's the result

Google's DeepMind is using AI to teach robots household chores - here's the result

Google's AI-lab DeepMind unveiled a series of breakthroughs that give robots access to large language models …

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Watch out ChatGPT - this OpenAI rival just unveiled a new chatbot that's totally free

Watch out ChatGPT - this OpenAI rival just unveiled a new chatbot that's totally free

Artificial intelligence startup Mistral's latest model runs on your laptop, is open source and is performing …

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Back garden astronomers contribute to real world science

Back garden astronomers contribute to real world science

One firm, Unistellar, has taken a new approach to astrophotography, effectively building a camera telescope t…

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Apartment building for seniors to use AI to monitor their health

Apartment building for seniors to use AI to monitor their health

Known as the Bristal, staying at the assisted living facility is on York Avenue costs between $12,800 and $20…

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Sora 2 was missing from GPT-5 — but it could be the biggest jump in AI video yet

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Sora remains a solid platform. Its Storyboard feature breaks new ground, and ChatGPT Pro subscribers can generate clips up to 20 seconds long. But the underlying model is showing its age. The output still suffers from motion control issues, lacks sound generation, and struggles with complex physics rendering — unlike Veo 3, Kling 2.1, or MiniMax 2. Even in the social video space, OpenAI now faces competition from virtually every AI platform, including Meta, Grok, and Midjourney.
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I tested ChatGPT vs Gemini 2.5 Pro with these 3 prompts - and it shows what GPT-5 needs to do

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But here's the thing — Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro already sets a formidable benchmark. This "thinking" model dominates maths, science, and coding leaderboards while shipping with a staggering one-million-token context window (with two million on the horizon). Gemini 2.5 Pro also boasts native ingestion of text, images, audio, video, and complete codebases, plus an experimental "Deep Think" mode that also excels at Olympiad-level mathematics and competitive coding challenges.
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I tested ChatGPT Study Mode vs NotebookLM — here's which one came out on top

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Phone with Chatgpt logo. OpenAI is taking on one of Google's most high-profile AI products — NotebookLM — with its new ChatGPT Study Mode, and I say this quietly — it might just be better. I'm currently doing a distance learning degree with the U.K.'s remote learning Open University organization, focusing on a range of science and technology topics. Having a tool like NotebookLM allows me to work through the material and ask questions without judgment.
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