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How I make music with AI
PublishedMy real process: analyze a style, write lyrics, generate with Suno, then share.
Level :I’m confident3 min readWhat is a password manager?
PublishedA digital vault for your passwords: remember one master password, and use a different strong one for every site.
Level :Simple4 min readWhat is an AI hallucination?
PublishedWhy an AI can invent an answer with confidence — and how to spot and limit the problem.
Level :Simple4 min readAutomating a small everyday task: where to start?
PublishedPick one repetitive task, write the steps by hand, then automate only what is clear and safe.
Level :Simple4 min readWhat Is a 3D Printer? Making Things at Home or at Work!
PublishedLearn how a 3D printer works, what you can make at home, and how businesses use this technology.
Level :Simple6 min readWhat is cryptocurrency? And what is it for?
PublishedBitcoin, Ethereum, blockchain: a simple look at how cryptocurrencies work, what they’re for, and how to avoid scams.
Level :Simple6 min readPhishing: how to spot scammers’ traps?
PublishedFake emails, banking texts, and AI-imitated voices of loved ones: learn to recognize fraud and protect your personal information.
Level :Simple5 min readRoblox: Do you really know who your kids are playing with?
PublishedRoblox is much more than a video game. Discover the risks tied to strangers, conversations, and purchases—and why accompanying kids online matters.
Level :Simple5 min readBackups: don’t keep all your files in one place!
PublishedPhotos, documents, and memories: learn how to protect your data with backups at home and off-site, without being a computer expert.
Level :I’m confident5 min readWhat is a NAS? Your own little cloud at home!
PublishedA NAS lets you keep your photos, documents, and backups in one place at home. Here’s how it works, what it’s good for, and where it falls short.
Level :Simple4 min readYour photos are in the cloud. Are they really backed up?
PublishediCloud and Google Photos sync your memories, but how do you create a real independent backup? Here are simple ways to protect your photos.
Level :Simple4 min readWhat is an API?
PublishedYou see "available via API" everywhere, especially in AI. Here's what it means, how it works, and why you use APIs every day.
Level :I’m confident2 min readWhat is a prompt?
PublishedThe word comes up everywhere people talk about AI. Here's what it means, and how to write a good one.
Level :Simple1 min readWi-Fi or network cable: why both are essential at home
PublishedWi-Fi is convenient, but a network cable offers important advantages. Find out why you should plan Ethernet wiring when you build or renovate.
Level :Simple4 min readTen minutes behind the wheel, a project takes off
PublishedA 10-minute chat in the car with my AI agents, and a project that goes from an idea to a plan.
Level :Simple2 min readApple HomeView: a new smart display for the home 🏠🍎
PublishedApple unveils HomeView, a smart display with Siri AI, facial recognition and smart home controls.
Level :Simple2 min readGhost: what if your AI lived at home? 🏠🤖
PublishedA personal AI, a digital memory and agents that run locally. I find Ghost's concept particularly promising.
Level :I’m confident3 min readAI has no language borders 🌍
PublishedWhen I added an AI chat to luc.cloud, I discovered my site could reach far more than French and English speakers.
Level :Simple2 min readWhat if you played at being an artist with AI?
PublishedMusic, images, canvases… AI can now turn an idea into something you create.
Level :I’m an expert3 min readMy little team of AI agents is starting to look like a company! 🤖
Published16 AI agents, a shared memory and a conductor. Here's where my experiment stands.
Level :I’m confident4 min readDo you really need 1 Gbps Internet?
Published100, 500, 1,000 Mbps… before you pay for more speed, here are the right questions to ask.
Level :Simple3 min readWhat is an embedding?
PublishedHow an AI can find information even when you don't use exactly the same words.
Level :I’m confident3 min readWhat is RAG?
PublishedHow to let an AI consult your own documents before it answers you.
Level :I’m confident3 min readI wanted to talk to Philippe
PublishedA conversation with Philippe, not a slot to check off: Messy, the link, and a time chosen together.
Level :Simple1 min readGrok Bot wants to choose the best AI for you
PublishedClaude, Midjourney, Suno… Grok Bot may soon pick the best tool by itself, based on what you ask it.
Level :I’m confident3 min readBefore adding AI, take inventory of your tools
PublishedEmail, invoicing, files, calendar, subscriptions… understanding your tech setup is the first step before automating.
Level :Simple3 min readA Canadian platform for building AI agents at work 🇨🇦
PublishedCohere launches North 2, a platform that lets companies build AI agents that work with their tools and their information.
Level :Simple3 min readA Canadian AI is getting better at finding information in your documents 🇨🇦
PublishedCohere launches Embed 5, technology designed to help AI systems retrieve information more reliably from documents, images, and enterprise data.
Level :Simple3 min readIf it's free, are you really the product?
PublishedGmail, YouTube, Facebook… what happens to the data we entrust to them?
Level :Simple2 min readHow do you stop losing track of your tasks?
PublishedA digital Post-it wall so you know what's to do, in progress, waiting, or done.
Level :Simple2 min readBefore taking an AI course, look at your daily work first
PublishedBefore an AI course, look at the repetitive tasks in your day — email, spreadsheets, invoices, notes.
Level :Simple2 min readWow… my digital memory has come this far
PublishedA personal wiki, several agents, the same rules — and now I can chat with my memory.
Level :I’m confident1 min readWhat is a token?
PublishedAIs like ChatGPT work with tokens to process text — and often to calculate what you pay.
Level :I’m confident2 min readTech news: Gemini 4 Argon, when the model works longer than you do
PublishedGoogle unveils Gemini 4 Argon: a model built for long jobs, already used internally, with a cyber-focused version for a restricted circle first.
Level :I’m an expert2 min readWhat can you do with Muse? A real case: selling ski boots
PublishedPhotos, models, Marketplace prices, Facebook listings: how Muse helped list two pairs of ski boots near Québec City — in under 10 minutes.
Level :Simple2 min readTech news: OpenAI’s Dot arrives — the answer to autonomous agents
PublishedOpenAI launches Dot at DevDay: an always-on agent in ChatGPT. A reply to Muse, a bumpy demo, and how it compares to OpenClaw.
Level :Simple1 min readHow to work better with an AI?
PublishedFour simple tips for better answers from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, Muse, or Grok.
Level :Simple2 min readWhat is a cache?
PublishedWhy are people often told to clear their cache when a site doesn't work?
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is a QR code?
PublishedThey're used everywhere. But what does a QR code actually contain?
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is an AI agent?
PublishedAn AI can answer your questions. An AI agent can also get things done for you.
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is artificial intelligence?
PublishedEveryone talks about artificial intelligence. But what is it, in plain words?
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is two-factor authentication (2FA)?
PublishedWhy are you sometimes asked for a code after your password?
Level :Simple1 min readActing outside the chat: browser, calendar, Trello, site
PublishedWhat Grok Bot actually does for me beyond conversation: tools, deploys, tasks.
Level :I’m confident1 min readMuse and privacy: what does Meta actually say?
PublishedAds, AI training, personal data and connectors: here’s what Meta says it does with the information Muse uses.
Level :Simple2 min readCan I use Muse without worrying?
PublishedMuse is Meta’s AI agent. Can you use it without worrying, and what precautions should you take with your information?
Level :Simple1 min readHow to remember everything after an appointment?
PublishedDoctor, vet, garage… a simple trick to keep what matters.
Level :Simple1 min readA shared digital memory (not just the chat thread)
PublishedWhy my agents rely on durable memory outside the chat — and why the conversation thread isn’t enough.
Level :I’m confident1 min readVet visit: from one chat to calendar and expenses
PublishedHow several Grok Bot agents chain memory, appointments, and money tracking after a vet visit.
Level :I’m confident1 min readWhat I don’t let an agent do
PublishedEmail, calendar, sends: simple rules to stay in control with Grok Bot.
Level :I’m confident1 min readWhat is a cookie?
PublishedSites ask you to accept cookies everywhere on the Web. But what is a cookie, exactly?
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is a digital memory?
PublishedA place to keep what you no longer want to have to remember.
Level :I’m an expert1 min readWhat is a VPN?
PublishedAds often say a VPN protects your privacy online. But what does it actually do?
Level :Simple1 min readWhat is cloud computing?
PublishedCloud computing means using computers somewhere else over the Internet.
Level :Simple1 min readWhat can you do with Muse, Meta’s AI agent (Facebook)?
PublishedMessenger invites you to try Muse? Here are a few very simple examples to understand what an AI agent can do for you.
Level :Simple2 min readWhy several agents instead of one chat?
PublishedBoss orchestrates; specialists do their jobs: email, dog, finances, code… Here’s why I don’t put everything in one thread.
Level :I’m confident1 min read