AI Tech Times is an independent publication that explains AI tools, everyday apps, phones, computers and online security in plain English. We write for people who want a working answer, not a lecture: how to turn a feature off, which plan is worth paying for, why an app has stopped working, or whether a site is safe to use.
What we cover
- AI tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and the image, video, writing and detector tools built around them.
- How-to guides: iPhone, AirPods, Mac, Windows, Chromebook, Android, smart TVs, social media and streaming apps.
- Cybersecurity: hacked phones and accounts, malware, phishing, scam checks, antivirus and VPNs.
- Creator tools: Canva, CapCut, Grammarly, Notion and similar apps.
- Web and ecommerce: Shopify, WordPress, website builders, SEO tools and cloud storage.
- Software: comparisons and buying guides for everyday and business software.
How we write our guides
Every guide starts with the question a reader typed into a search box. We check the steps against the official help pages and the current version of the app, device or service, put the direct answer near the top, and explain what to try if the first fix does not work. Prices, plan limits and feature names change often, so we date our guides and update them when the facts change. You can read the full process in our editorial policy.
Who runs AI Tech Times
Our guides are edited by Rennick Vale, who oversees what we publish and keeps existing guides up to date. We are not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Meta or any other company we write about. Product and company names belong to their owners and are used only to identify what a guide covers.
Get in touch
Spotted a step that no longer works, or a fact that has changed? Tell us through our contact page and we will check it. Our corrections policy explains how we handle fixes.