Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Fact-Checking AI Output Before You Publish In 2026 the main risk is no longer the invented citation but the real source that does not say what the model attributes to it. Four steps, about fifteen minutes, and the two things never to leave to the machine. Beginner Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen AI Translation and Localization Translation is essentially a solved task in 2026. Localization is not, and it is not the same job. Where the line runs, what breaks every time, and the workflow that actually holds. Intermediate Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Editing AI Text: The Telltale Signs No single word gives anyone away — the recognisable pattern is always a *cluster* of them. Twelve phrases, four structural signs, and a twenty-minute editing pass that removes most of it. Beginner Everyone How-To Writing & Content Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen AI Search or Google? When to Use Which The question changed shape along the way: today the search engine gives generated answers too. You are not choosing between two products but between two answer shapes — and each fails in its own way. Beginner Everyone Comparison Perplexity Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Leaderboards vs Real Use: Why They Disagree The most-used models are regularly not at the top of the rankings. Not because the rankings lie — because they do not measure what people actually choose on. Intermediate Everyone Explainer Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Which Models Handle Smaller Languages Well Non-English text breaks into up to three times as many tokens as English — and that is the easier problem. The harder one you can measure yourself in five minutes. Intermediate Everyone Comparison Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Free vs Paid AI: What the Subscription Buys Not a smarter model — a serious model runs on the free tier too. You buy five things, and the most important one is what fewest people check. Beginner Everyone Comparison Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen Chatbot, API or App: Three Ways to Buy AI The same model in three packagings, with three price tags and three data paths. The choice is not a technical question but a question of who does the work. Beginner Everyone Comparison Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen The Big Model Families: Who Is Who in AI Eight or ten names, and the whole market fits behind them. No version numbers, because those go stale in six months — the families stay. Beginner Everyone Explainer Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen How to Choose an AI Model for the Job Five questions that outlive every model generation. The sixth — "which one is best?" — is the one not worth asking. Beginner Everyone Comparison Models & Market Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen The Anatomy of a Working Prompt Five building blocks, and most bad answers happen because one of them is missing. We walk through all five on a real task, in a bad and a good version. Beginner Everyone How-To Prompting Sep 11, 2026
Krisztian Eyssen, Krisztian Eyssen A Bad Answer Came Back: Repair It Instead of Starting Over The instinct is to rephrase the question and send it again. That gives a worse result than three well-chosen sentences — and takes longer too. Beginner Everyone Troubleshooting Prompting Sep 11, 2026
