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Who covers AI
Harriet LoweAI Policy Correspondent
Theo LindqvistAI Reporter
Ines KowalskiScience Reporter
Kit DanversBuying Guides Editor, Software & AI
Nell AinsworthPolicy & Business Reporter
Owen WhitfieldSoftware & Web Reporter
About AI
TechMallow covers artificial intelligence the way we cover any technology: by testing it. From the on-device chips reshaping laptops and phones to the models, tools, and agents changing how you work, we cut through the marketing with measured results and plain-English explainers. Whether you're choosing an AI assistant, running a model locally, or just trying to keep up, this is the AI coverage to trust.
Frequently asked about AI
What AI topics does TechMallow cover?
AI hardware (NPUs and on-device chips), large language models and the tools built on them, AI coding assistants, image and voice tools, and the policy shaping all of it, each tested or explained, never just summarized from a press release.
Can I run a capable AI model on my own computer?
Yes. Modern on-device AI chips and efficient open models make it practical to run a capable assistant entirely offline. Our guides walk through the hardware you need and how to set it up step by step.
How does TechMallow test AI tools?
We run the same real-world tasks across competing tools, score them on accuracy, speed, and value, and publish the methodology, so you can see why one tool wins, not just that it did.