Manu researches and reviews AI tools with a strong focus on real-world usability and accuracy. Coming from a professional background where precision and responsibility matter, he emphasizes practical use cases over hype. His work focuses on helping everyday users save time, avoid unnecessary tools, and use AI more effectively in their daily work.
Writing a resume can feel overwhelming. You stare at a blank page, wondering what to include, how to make it stand out, and if it even matches the job you're applying for. It's stressful because you want to show your best self without sounding fake or boring.
OpenAI is teaming up with Jony Ive, the designer behind Apple's hits like the iPhone, to build an AI-powered pen called "Gumdrop." It's set for a 2026 launch and could make note-taking easier by turning handwriting into ChatGPT chats or voice notes.
Recruiting can feel like a never-ending to-do list: review resumes, chase hiring managers for feedback, schedule interviews, answer candidate questions, update the ATS, and repeat. If you’ve ever ended a day thinking, “I did a lot, but I didn’t move anything forward,” you’re not alone.
Writing a resume feels stressful for many job seekers. You worry about saying the right things, fitting everything onto one page, and standing out among hundreds of applicants. AI helps by organizing your experience into clear, professional text quickly — but unedited AI resumes often get rejected by computer filters before a human ever sees them.
Job interviews make many people nervous. You worry about forgetting key points, answering wrong, or not sounding confident enough. AI helps by letting you practice answers, learn about the company, and build responses ahead of time—all in a low-pressure way that builds real skills.