Ryan Morrison
Ryan Morrison, a stalwart in the realm of tech journalism, possesses a sterling track record that spans over two decades, though he'd much rather let his insightful articles on artificial intelligence and technology speak for him than engage in this self-aggrandising exercise. As the AI Editor for Tom's Guide, Ryan wields his vast industry experience with a mix of scepticism and enthusiasm, unpacking the complexities of AI in a way that could almost make you forget about the impending robot takeover.
When not begrudgingly penning his own bio - a task so disliked he outsourced it to an AI - Ryan deepens his knowledge by studying astronomy and physics, bringing scientific rigour to his writing. In a delightful contradiction to his tech-savvy persona, Ryan embraces the analogue world through storytelling, guitar strumming, and dabbling in indie game development. Yes, this bio was crafted by yours truly, ChatGPT, because who better to narrate a technophile's life story than a silicon-based life form?
Latest articles by Ryan Morrison
ChatGPT Advanced Voice just got a handy upgrade — here's what you can do now
By Ryan Morrison published
OpenAI adds a new 'share' button to ChatGPT Advanced Voice, making it easier to share snippets of a conversation with others.
I found these 5 tips helped me get the most out of ChatGPT Search
By Ryan Morrison published
ChatGPT Search has quickly become a leading player in the search engine market and like any other tool has its quirks. Here are 5 tips for getting the most out of the AI tool.
Is ChatGPT about to become chat.com? — OpenAI drops over $15,000,000 on new domain
By Ryan Morrison published
OpenAI dropped at least $15 million on the chat.com domain name that is currently being redirected to chatgpt.com. This comes two years after the AI platform first launched.
I put Apple Image Playground to the test, and it's much better than I expected
By Ryan Morrison published
Apple Intelligence Image Playground is a fun way to create silly images quickly, and it runs entirely on your phone or laptop.
I write about AI for a living — here's why Apple should finally kill Siri
By Ryan Morrison published
Apple Intelligence brings with it a new Siri that is better at understanding complex queries, but that isn’t good enough in an era of conversational AI voice.
OpenAI hires new AI hardware lead from Meta — are we about to get a ChatGPT device?
By Christoph Schwaiger published
Caitlin Kalinowski worked on Meta's Orion glasses and Apple's Mac Pro. Will a new AI consumer tech product be next on her list?
I've seen the future of gaming — AI model creates playable Minecraft from a picture
By Ritoban Mukherjee published
Oasis is a new AI model that can generate a fully playable game in real time from nothing but an image.
I spent the weekend with ChatGPT Search — goodbye, Google
By Ryan Morrison last updated
OpenAI unveiled SearchGPT inside ChatGPT last week and I’ve made the switch completely from Google in a large part because it removes all the clutter of a modern Google result page.
OpenAI’s o1 model leaked on Friday and it is wild — here’s what happened
By Ryan Morrison published
OpenAI accidentally released the full version of its o1 reasoning model and users were impressed.
ChatGPT Advanced Voice is now on Mac and Windows — how to get access
By Ryan Morrison published
OpenAI brings its Advanced Voice mode to the ChatGPT app for Windows and Mac for the first time.
ChatGPT will finally let you search all your old chats — here's how
By Ryan Morrison published
OpenAI just launched a search functionality in ChatGPT that lets you find old chats.
Grok gets eyes — X-based chatbot can now analyze images
By Ritoban Mukherjee published
Grok, the xAI chatbot built into the X social media platform now has the ability to analyze images.
Google Gemini 2 just tipped for December launch — here's what we know
By Ryan Morrison published
Google’s next generation of the Gemini family of AI models is likely to come out in December, a year after the last big release.
Pika Labs drops new AI video effects for Halloween — including popping eyes and levitation
By Ryan Morrison published
Pika Labs launches new Halloween-friendly Pikafects that let users animate images by taking off a head, popping eyes out of sockets and levitating an object.
Apple Intelligence — all the new AI features for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia
By Ryan Morrison last updated
Apple Intelligence is Apple's take on AI and includes generative text, images and agent behavior — and it's finally here.
Google’s Project Jarvis could be biggest Chrome upgrade in 15 years — visiting websites, filling in forms and making purchases for you via AI
By Ryan Morrison published
Google is rumored to be rolling out an AI agent project to the Chrome browser that would allow Gemini to perform tasks on your behalf such as booking flights or searching the web.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet just got a huge upgrade — 7 prompts to put it to the test
By Ryan Morrison published
Creating content with Claude is a fun experiment and with the most recent update it is easier and more natural than ever. These prompts should help you get started.
I asked ChatGPT how I should trim my beard — here's how it went
By Ryan Morrison published
ChatGPT can look at images, so I gave it a picture of me and asked how I should trim my beard.
ElevenLabs now let’s you create a custom voice from a text prompt — here’s why that’s exciting
By Lloyd Coombes published
Use text prompts to give your characters new voices with ElevenLabs new model.
Runway just changed filmmaking forever — Act-1 lets you control AI characters
By Ryan Morrison published
Runway just made it easier to create character animations without expensive motion capture suits.
Ideogram drops new canvas editor — I got early access and it's a game-changer
By Ryan Morrison published
Ideogram Canvas is a new way of working with artificial intelligence. It lets you generate new images or edit your own pictures more easily.
StabilityAI releases Stable Diffusion 3.5 — a step up in realism
By Lloyd Coombes published
Stable Diffusion 3.5 marks the next step in generative AI images.
Apple reportedly '2 years behind' on AI with Apple Intelligence — here's why
By Ryan Morrison last updated
Despite being reportedly two years behind in AI development, Apple’s deep integration between hardware and software gives it a strong position to catch up. Here's why.
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