The Hey Friday Blog
Practical writing on AI assistants, where your data actually goes, and getting more done with less effort.
I used to think voice AI was a gimmick. Then I realised the underlying architecture had fundamentally shifted, transforming voice from a novelty into a secure, enterprise-grade interface.
Read the article →ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity… every week there's a new one. Here's how to actually pick one that fits your life instead of just chasing hype.
You can change your password. You can't change your voiceprint. After 20 years in enterprise security, here's what I know about what actually happens to your voice when you talk to an AI.
Should your AI run on your phone or in a data center? The honest answer is more nuanced than any headline will tell you.
Most people use voice AI like a text chatbot with audio. Here's how to actually use it — during the commute, the walk, the moments between meetings.
Free tier. Sure. But free until what? We tested each one until it stopped being generous — so you know what you're actually getting.
Tokens. Credits. Compute units. AI pricing reads like a puzzle — and that's kind of the point. Let's decode it in plain English.
No download. No App Store. No 30% cut. PWAs are how the best mobile AI experiences are being built — and most people haven't noticed yet.
Three AI assistants, three completely different philosophies. I used each one as my only AI for a week. Here's what I actually found.
AI assistants carry risks most guides never mention. After two decades in enterprise security and compliance, here is what I actually watch out for — not the sci-fi threats, but the quiet everyday ones that affect real people.
Voice-first AI assistant that runs in your browser. No download, no credit card.