The Gab AI blog covers two things: what changed in AI this week, and how to actually use it. Guides walk through prompts, workflows and the tools behind them; news coverage explains model releases without the press-release framing. Everything is organised by category below, and the whole feed is available over RSS.
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Guides and how-to — prompt patterns, workflows and step-by-step tutorials
Most posts here reference features you can try immediately. Features is the full list, free AI chat is the fastest way in at 250 credits and no credit card, and alternatives compares Gab AI against the app you are using now. Pricing covers what happens after the free credits.
Common questions
How often do you publish?
Several posts a week across news and guides. Subscribe to the RSS feed at /json/blog/rss to get them as they publish, or browse a category above for a single topic.
Is there an RSS feed?
Yes — /json/blog/rss carries the full text of the 20 most recent posts, so a reader shows the whole article rather than a headline and a link.
Do I need an account to read the blog?
No. Every post is public and needs no login. An account is only required to use the tools the posts describe, and a new one is free with 250 credits.
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