Older stories and guides from the Convly archive.
Hermes Desktop puts Nous Research’s self-improving Hermes Agent in a native app with a one-click install — same memory, skills and providers as the CLI, no terminal required. Here’s what it does.
Hermes Agent is the open-source AI agent that learns as it runs — building skills from experience, remembering across sessions, and living on a $5 VPS or your own GPU. Here’s what makes it different.
Searching for ‘Claude 5’? The model you mean is Claude Fable 5 — Anthropic’s first Mythos-class release, shipped June 9. Here’s what it is, plus every other major model of June 2026.
The two best AI video models of 2026 go head to head. Veo 3.1 leads on prompt adherence and audio; Kling 3.0 owns complex motion and storyboards. Here’s which to pick.
The open-weight realism champion vs the artistry king. Flux 2 is faster, cheaper, and more photorealistic; Midjourney V7 still makes the most beautiful images. Here’s how to choose.
OpenAI is shutting Sora down — the app in April 2026, the API in September. If you built on Sora, here are the best replacements and exactly how to migrate.
With Sora shutting down, the AI video race is wide open. We compare Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Runway Gen-4, and Pika — and tell you exactly which one wins for your use case in 2026.
AI turned phone photo editing from fiddly to one-tap. Here are the best AI photo editing apps of 2026 for iPhone and Android — the best overall, the best free, and the specialists.
Four model families now dominate AI image generation. We compare Midjourney V7, Flux 2, GPT Image 2, and Ideogram 3 — and tell you which to use for art, realism, text, and budget.
Your phone is now an AI powerhouse. These are the best AI apps of 2026 for iPhone and Android — the assistants, the photo and video tools, and the writing helpers worth installing.
The RX 9070 XT costs hundreds less than the RTX 5080 and beats it in some raw AI benchmarks. So is it the value upset of 2026 — or does CUDA and compute still win? Let’s settle it.
AMD’s RDNA4 flagship matches the RTX 5070 Ti on paper and undercuts it on price. But AI isn’t decided on paper — it’s decided by software, and that’s where the verdict gets interesting.
