At the beginning of writing this blog, I was quite resolved to write information about how much of a misunderstanding ChatGPT can really make of simple things when given a slightly vague prompt or a no-context prompt. Given that a lot of people have posted online about how ChatGPT would usually make errors in certain instances, like arithmetic questions, riddles, taking things very literally and even reports of things like counting the letters within words incorrectly, I set out to test all of these.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 03/11/20260 comments
Given that this blog is quite focused on the language aspect of AI, it's only natural that we comment on what was named "Word of the Year" by Collins Dictionary: "vibe coding," a term that may sound like a teenager's description of something, but it's real! With the immense hype surrounding the viral "6-7" being named word of the year by most social media platforms, Collins Dictionary's choice of "vibe coding" is a welcome difference, given that it is at least actual words rather than numbers.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 01/16/20260 comments
The last few installments of this blog have been quite generically focused on the concept of AI prompts for e-commerce and optimization-related results. But, as we already know, gen AI can be used for almost anything and everything. Given the significant spike in the actual use of gen AI, a focus on gen AI-related issues, such as prompts for success, platforms, models to use and even things like the reliability of generative results, has also gained a lot of momentum. Most significant in this space is the creation of a prompt to put all prompts to bed. Does this actually exist? Can you ever truly craft an exceptionally perfect prompt? And how do you know if a prompt is useful or not, given that the generated results seem mostly fine anyway? Let's try to tackle a few of these ideas.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 01/07/20260 comments
Given that English is one of the most commonly used languages across the globe with an estimated 1.5 billion speakers, one would expect it to be the clearest and most understood language to use on any generative AI platform...or so we thought. Recent research says, think again.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 12/15/20250 comments
By now, I'm sure everyone loves seeing their company's name pop up first in the results for a related Google search, but the real question is: How do you reach that point?
The debate over whether search engine optimization (SEO) is still relevant in the era of AI continues, but as most research shows, SEO's importance can never really be diminished. Instead, reports note that SEO is significantly more essential in today's AI era.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 12/03/20250 comments
"Prompting is the new black" – something that is mentioned almost every day in news outlets, on social media and in spaces even beyond just tech-related industries.
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 11/14/20250 comments
The word on almost everyone’s mind, in recent times, is either AI or has something to do with AI-like pursuits. The field of language, specifically language used by businesses online to cater to online audiences, is not exempt. With almost all generative AI models functioning as large language models, language has become even more essential than it already once was. So, how best can one use language, and more specifically optimized words for tagging, to support your business in the era of AI?
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Posted by Ammaarah Mohamed on 11/05/20250 comments