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Changes
Sesame languages clarified
The Sesame listing and home featured card now say English is officially supported, and that the assistants can also speak and understand French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean (early support, possibly less reliable), citing Sesame’s getting started guide as of Nov 2026.
Sesame: latest iOS beta noted
Per Sesame’s TestFlight beta release notes, Sesame Beta 48.0 (2) is ready for iOS beta testers. It is a beta and not yet in the public App Store version (47.0). What testers can try: a Share option when you long-press a photo in chat; voice notes start recording sooner while music plays, and lower the music instead of stopping it; chat paragraph spacing follows your text size, and formatted text fits the view; sent texts and voice notes stay in place while a message menu is open, and reply markers show correctly; error banners stay visible over open sheets, other notices wait until a sheet closes, and tappable banners show an arrow; banner text shows in full at large text sizes; outlined Settings buttons have clearer borders in light and dark mode; call controls, banners and pop-up notices follow the Reduce Motion setting; and calls no longer stay open after an unrecognized disconnect message. See the Sesame entry.
Updated: Sesame entry
The AI Systems entry for Sesame now says its app is publicly available as a free preview on iOS and Android, adds its October 2026 features (assistants that can do tasks with their own computer, and Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Drive connections), and drops the old waitlist note. Sources: Sesame’s getting started guide and the App Store and Google Play listings.
New: AI Music page
AI Music lets you play and download AI-made songs. Tracks include All Over Again and The Sock Detective (a children’s song), each with three prompt versions you can play back to back. Free to download and share as long as you don’t charge for them. Community songs are coming soon; submissions go by email and are reviewed before posting.
New: Prompt builders on the Try it page
Prompt builders are six short forms: Bedtime story, Fridge dinner, Explain it simply, Trip planner, Email rewriter and Check this claim. Fill in a few boxes and the finished prompt updates as you type; then edit it, copy it, or open it in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity. Every prompt ends by asking the bot to check with you first if anything is unclear. The page also has a short tip on why not to ask a chatbot for a password. The forms run in your browser and send nothing to this site. The Bedtime story form has an optional “No repeats” history that is kept only in your own browser, with a checkbox and a Clear history button; see the site privacy policy.
New: Try it page with 52 safe prompts
Try it has 52 family-friendly prompts in six groups (Everyday life, Learning, Creative, Work & money, Fun & games, Reality check), each with a copy button, open-in links for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity, what a good answer looks like, and what to double-check. Search and filters work like the archive. The page does not track what you copy or open.
New: Jobs & the Economy, AI Safety & Security, AI Explained and Companies & Models hubs
Four sourced hubs, each with a “Last reviewed” date: Jobs & the Economy (Pew, Census, BLS, OECD, IMF, WEF, Stanford AI Index), AI Safety & Security (International AI Safety Report, FBI, NCSC, OWASP, NIST), AI Explained (LLMs, training, tokens, inference, GPUs, open vs closed models) and Companies & Models (nine labs, each sourced to its own page).
New: Data Centers, AI by Country and AI Timeline hubs
Three sourced reference hubs, each with a “Last reviewed” date: Data Centers (how they work, power and water figures from the IEA, LBNL and EIA, major sites, myths vs facts), AI by Country (regulation, major players and compute for thirteen countries and regions) and AI Timeline (1950 to 2026).
New: How we verify, Corrections log and RSS feed
How we verify explains the Confirmed, Reported and Unverified labels, sourcing standards and the machine-translation policy. The Corrections log is public and starts empty. News is now available as an RSS feed.
Translation: abuse protection added
When your browser cannot translate on its own, the request now passes a Cloudflare Turnstile check, loaded only when you ask for a translation. Static pages are unchanged. See the privacy policy.
News: six new checked items
Added Minnesota AG comments on Google’s Pine Island/Xcel power deal, Anthropic’s Claude Frontier Academy, Meta Muse Gadgets/Home Link, OpenAI’s NSW National Parks agent-access notice, Michigan PSC approval of DTE–Google data-center contracts, and Google Guided Vision in Gemini Live to the News feed.
News: five new checked items
Added Amazon’s Built Together / Data Center Commitment, Google’s Project Suncatcher orbit test, Cloudflare Clef, Microsoft MAI Transcribe/Voice 2.1, and AWS Strands Decider 2B to the News feed.
New: five stand-alone myth pages
Each has a short answer with a Confirmed, Reported or Unverified label, the evidence with its sources, what we don’t know, and related links: a bottle of water per question?, world electricity, data-center water use, is AI always right? and is AI conscious?. See Myths vs Facts.
Search and sharing fixes
Unique page descriptions, a new share image, and structured data for search engines. AI Systems is now listed A–Z by name.
About page updated
New “About Michael Torigian” section and a “What Michael does for clients” section, with links to his own business sites. See About.
AI Systems: added Sesame
Added Sesame, the voice AI companion app, to the AI Systems directory, checked against its official site.
Glossary expanded to 95 terms
Added 77 plain-English terms: AI basics, data centers and power, and privacy and safety, with an A–Z jump bar and a source link for every number or factual claim. See the Glossary.
New site design
A new look: blue with violet and pink accents, tinted cards, colored confidence labels, and one shared style for every page.
New: News
AI and data-center news with Confirmed, Reported and Unverified filters, and a source link on each item. See News.
New: AI Systems directory
A searchable list of AI tools with official links only. The catalog is still growing. See AI Systems.
New: Myths vs Facts
Eight claims about AI and data centers, each checked against a named source. See Myths vs Facts.
New: Start here and Prompting
A beginner primer and six before-and-after prompt rewrites. See Start here and Prompting.
New: ask-a-bot search bar on the home page
Type a question, pick a bot (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Copilot, Mistral or DuckDuckGo AI) and go. Your question goes to the bot you pick; this site does not receive or save it.
Glossary: super intelligence (SI)
New entry explaining the term, which the White House now uses. See the glossary entry.
Site privacy policy and affiliate disclosure
A site privacy policy and an affiliate disclosure. The site has no affiliate links.
Guides last fully re-checked
How AI works, Which AI?, Chat privacy, Scams, Rules & jobs and the Glossary were checked against their sources on September 24, 2026.
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