Every week, AI launches something new that promises to “change everything.”
And every week… most of it turns out to be meh.

So today, we’re rewinding the tape.
Here are the most interesting, most useful, most “holy sh*t this actually works” AI tools we reviewed — the ones still worth your time.

Grab a coffee. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane.

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1️⃣ The PowerPoint Revolt: AI Inside the Old King

The big question: Can PowerPoint survive the era of AI-native presentation apps?
Short answer: Yep — because Microsoft quietly turned it into a mini-AI powerhouse.

From using ChatGPT to auto-generate VBA code to letting Designer give your slides a glow-up, this guide showed how PowerPoint can still punch way above its weight.

Why reread: If you’re a diehard PowerPoint user, this is your secret upgrade pack.

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2️⃣ The Presentation War: Six AI Tools Trying to Kill PowerPoint

Gamma. Beautiful AI. Decktopus. Slidebean. SlidesAI. Sendsteps.

We ran them all through the gauntlet.

What we found:
Some are slick enough to make your boss question your salary…
Others feel like PowerPoint with a coat of AI-flavored paint.

Why reread: If you’re choosing your next presentation weapon, this is your buyer’s guide.

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3️⃣ Speak Any Language (Even French After Your Paris Trip) With Lovo.ai

You can’t magically learn French — but your videos can suddenly speak it flawlessly.

Lovo.ai turned text into shockingly realistic voice-overs in 100+ languages.
We tested it with video, music, voices, and… a frustrating limitation: you can’t download finished videos on the free plan.

Why reread: Perfect for anyone making videos, ads, or educational content.

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4️⃣ DeepAI: Bringing Dead Photos Back to Life

This one surprised us.

DeepAI isn’t flashy. But damn, its colorization and enhancement tools can resurrect ancient black-and-white images into vivid, modern-looking scenes.

From a vintage family portrait to an extinct Tasmanian tiger, DeepAI delivered genuinely impressive transformations.

Why reread: A great pick for researchers, historians, creators — or anyone nostalgic.

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5️⃣ Jenny AI: The Scientist’s Secret Writing Weapon

If ChatGPT and Google Docs had a nerdy academic baby… it would be Jenny AI.

Real-time suggestions, auto-citations, reference management, templates, readability scoring — this thing is built for students, researchers, and pros who don’t have time to babysit their writing.

We gave it a perfect score for a reason.

Why reread: If you write anything longer than two paragraphs a day — you need this.

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6️⃣ StarryAI: The “Just Have Fun With It” Art Generator

This app is the playground of the list.

We pushed StarryAI through multiple styles — 3D, realistic, anime — using the same prompt. The results ranged from “wow, print this” to “uhhh why does the dog have no head?”

It’s not Midjourney.
But for casual visuals? It’s fast, fun, and free to try.

Why reread: Great for social media creators, hobbyists, and anyone who likes weird AI art.

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⭐ Final Thought

The AI world moves fast — crazy fast.
But some tools actually earn a spot in the “worth revisiting” folder.

If you missed any of these the first time, now’s your chance to catch up.
If you already read them… well, they’re even better the second time around.

More “memory lane” drops coming soon.
Stay curious. Stay dangerous.

— Your AI Explorer ✨