The Canadian Technology Magazine has covered plenty of AI tools, but every now and then something shows up that feels less like a chatbot and more like a real working system. Hermes Agent is one of those tools. It does not just answer questions. It installs, tests, iterates, remembers, and
ChatGPT’s new Codex upgrade changes the app from a coding tool into something much bigger. This is not just about writing code anymore. With skills, plugins, app connections, computer use, and automations, Codex is starting to look like a true AI super app that can help run real work across
ChatGPT just rolled out two major upgrades that seriously change what the platform can do: Workspace Agents that can run 24/7 automations for teams, and GPT 5.5, which looks like a massive leap forward for coding, knowledge work, and scientific research. If you use AI for anything beyond casual prompting,
If you want to make money online with AI in 2026, the biggest shift is this: you no longer need to spend weeks building a store before you can even test an idea. AI can now handle a huge chunk of the setup for you. That means less time wrestling
Canadian Technology Magazine has covered enough AI launches to know the pattern: new model drops, benchmark charts go up, everyone argues over rankings, and then real-world use tells the actual story. GPT 5.5 feels different. Not because the name suggests a revolution, but because the behaviour does. On paper, “5.5”
ChatGPT’s new image generator, ChatGPT Images 2.0, is a massive leap forward. This is not a small refresh or a minor quality bump. It is faster, more accurate, much better at text, stronger across multiple languages, more flexible with editing, and far more believable when it comes to realism and
If you have ever wanted to design an app or website without spending days inside Figma, UX Pilot is one of the most impressive AI design tools I have tested. It can take a simple prompt and turn it into a wireframe, a polished high-fidelity UI, a full user flow,
The latest image model from OpenAI is not just another incremental upgrade. If you follow AI closely, this release feels more like a signal flare. Canadian Technology Magazine readers should pay attention, because GPT Image 2 appears to be one part of a larger product strategy, and the implications go
Canadian Technology Magazine has been tracking an important shift in the AI race, and it is getting harder to ignore by the day. This is no longer just about who has the nicest chatbot, the slickest demo, or the biggest launch event. The real battle is moving underneath the surface,
Google Gemini just rolled out a set of new features that genuinely feel like a big step forward. The headline update is Flow Music, a new music creation app that makes it possible to generate beats, vocals, riffs, full songs, mixes, and even music videos from a conversational interface. But