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• Glossary

  What is generative AI: text, images and video on request

  What you can hand over to a tool that writes and draws, and what you should keep for yourself before paying for a subscription.

• Glossary

  What a frontier model is and when you don't need to pay for one

  The most powerful model on the market is often the wrong one for everyday work.

• Glossary

  What is an LLM? The language model behind ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

  One word explains why so many AI tools look alike, and why you sometimes pay twice for the same thing.

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• News that matters

  Claude Haiku 5.5 at $0.10 per million tokens: which jobs an SMB can hand to it instead of a pricier model

  For short texts the saving is real. Above a certain prompt length the sums change, and there is a hidden price rise you should know about.

• News that matters

  Mistral Large 4: the European model you can already try via API, and when it makes sense to

  It's the first European model to come close to the best, but for now it's a preview and should be treated as one.

• Rules without the legalese

  AI inventory: the first step for the AI Act, in 2 minutes

  One sheet, one row for every use of AI, sixteen columns. Here is how to fill it in, step by step.

• News that matters

  Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS clones a voice in 30 seconds: what it can do for your business's phone line and videos

  For recorded messages and videos it's ready now and costs pennies. For talking to customers live on the phone, not yet.

• Rules without the legalese

  Cloning an employee's voice with AI: it's legal, but only if you do three things first

  Written consent, a label for the listener and a contract that still holds when the person leaves.

• Real numbers

  Claude Opus 5.5 costs 20% less: when it's really worth it and why the max level inflates your bill

  The new price list, how it compares with Sonnet 5.5, and the setting you should never touch.

• News that matters

  OpenAI dots: always-on agents, what access to give

  They work on their own across your apps even when nobody is watching. Before an employee switches one on, you decide what they can touch.

• News that matters

  Ollama: route requests with AI locally, at no cost

  Decision models don't write text: they pick a label and tell you how confident they are. For sorting emails and tickets, that is what you need.

• Rules without the legalese

  Italian AI law 132/2025: what changes for businesses

  The Italian law adds a few concrete obligations to the AI Act: tell your workers, tell your clients if you are a professional, and a new offence for deepfakes.