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The reason AI charges you per word (sort of)
March 30, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered GPT. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This Week's Term:...
Three letters. Trillions of dollars. What does GPT actually stand for?
March 23, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered Claude. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This Week's...
ChatGPT's quieter, smarter cousin
March 16, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered ChatGPT. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This Week's...
The app that changed everything (and why it sometimes lies)
March 9, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered Chatbot. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This Week's...
That annoying popup? It got a LOT smarter
March 2, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered Generative AI. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This...
The revolution that put AI on every front page
February 23, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we covered Hallucination. This week, let's talk about something you've probably heard but maybe never fully understood. This...
That time AI invented a Supreme Court case (and a lawyer believed it)
February 16, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Last week we learned about LLMs — the prediction engines behind modern AI. This week, let's talk about what happens when those predictions...
The 3-letter acronym that changed everything (and no, it's not "LOL")
February 9, 2026
Hey — Steve here with your weekly AI term. Last week we covered prompts — the art of asking AI the right question. This week, let's look under the hood at...
The one skill that separates AI rookies from AI power users
February 8, 2026
Hey — Steve here. Welcome to SpeakNerd Weekly. Every week, I'm going to teach you one AI concept in plain English. No jargon. No PhD required. Just one...
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