Most dental AI is a set of eyes on your X-rays. Denti.AI is more like an extra pair of hands and a voice — it charts your gum exam while the hygienist just talks, and writes the visit note while your dentist talks to you. Here’s what it actually does.
OpenAI has previewed a new model family: GPT-5.6 Sol, the flagship; Terra, a balanced everyday model that undercuts GPT-5.5 by half; and Luna, its cheapest and fastest yet. Here is what genuinely changed, why the headline model is not the one most people should care about, and how to choose.
For two years the AI story was ‘bigger is better.’ That’s quietly changing. A new wave of small models is fast, cheap, private, and good enough for real work — and you can run them on your own laptop or phone.
Most dental AI reads flat 2D X-rays. Diagnocat goes further — it reads 3D CBCT scans in the cloud and writes up what it finds. Here’s what it actually does, and how far to trust it.
Alibaba’s Qwen 3.8 Max is a 2.4-trillion-parameter flagship with a million-token memory, priced to undercut Western rivals — and it’s going open-weight. Here’s what it actually is and why it matters to you.
RAG is the trick that lets an AI look things up before it answers — pulling in real documents instead of guessing from memory. Here’s what it is, how it works, and why it’s the difference between a chatbot that makes things up and one you can trust with your own files.
VideaHealth is an FDA-cleared AI that reads your dental X-rays and flags problems — cavities, bone loss and more — right inside the software your dentist already uses. Here’s what it actually does, and how much to trust it.
Nvidia released Nemotron 3.5 Lightning — a free, open AI model small enough to run on a single GPU in your own desktop. Here’s what it actually is, why ‘open and local’ matters to you, and how to try it.
Google just turned Search and Gemini into a full study kit — interactive quizzes, 3D simulations, Lens homework help, and a free year of AI Pro for students. Here’s what’s real, how to use it, and where to keep your guard up.
Pearl’s Second Opinion is an AI that reads dental X-rays the moment they are taken, outlining suspected cavities and bone loss in color so you can see them too. Here is what it actually does, what the FDA clearances mean, and how to think about it as a patient.
