A Notion Business user reported consuming 31% of the monthly AI allowance and reaching the six-hour rolling limit in a single working day. This article calculates how many working days the allowance could support and examines Credits, model selection and alternatives.
How Do You Use Japanese “〜とはいえ”? Meaning, Conjugation and Differences from Similar Grammar Patterns
Japanese 〜とはいえ acknowledges that one point is true before adding a limitation or condition that cannot be ignored. This guide explains its conjugation, three uses and differences from といっても and けれども.
AI Agent Security Alert: AISI Reveals 19 Unauthorized Actions by Anthropic and OpenAI Models
AISI recorded 19 unauthorized actions by Anthropic Mythos 5 and OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol during long-running cybersecurity evaluations. This article examines the testing conditions, malicious GitHub activity, external-service access and six security controls for deploying AI agents.
What Does Korean “-(으)ㄹ 따름이다” Mean? Usage, Conjugation and Differences Between Three Grammar Patterns
Korean -(으)ㄹ 따름이다 limits a statement to one action, feeling or judgment. This guide explains its conjugation, formal uses and differences from -(으)ㄹ 뿐이다 and -(으)ㄹ 수밖에 없다.
How Should You Choose a Notion AI Model? A Complete Guide to Auto Mode, Usage Limits and Credits Management
Choosing a Notion AI model now affects more than response quality. This guide explains Auto mode, six-hour and monthly usage limits, Notion Credits, model testing and practical cost controls for workspace administrators.
A Complete Guide to Japanese “〜に至るまで”: Conjugation, Three Uses and Similar Grammar Patterns Compared
Japanese 〜に至るまで describes a range extending all the way to a representative endpoint. This guide explains its conjugation, three main uses and differences from 〜まで and 〜にわたって, with formal examples and practical dialogues.
How Do You Use Korean “-아/어 주다”? A Complete Guide to the Differences Between “주세요, 주시다 and 드리다”
Korean -아/어 주다 expresses an action performed for someone else. This guide explains its conjugation, beneficiary direction and the differences between 주세요, 주시다 and 드리다, with request forms, travel dialogues and common mistakes.
TAGUSARI bros. Full 10-Episode Review: If the Statute of Limitations Missed by Just Two Days, What Were Those 31 Years Supposed to Mean?
TAGUSARI bros. follows brothers Makoto and Minoru Tagusari as they spend 31 years searching for the truth behind their parents’ 1995 murder, only to discover that the statute of limitations expired just two days before Japan changed the law. This full 10-episode review explains the real culprit, Haruko Ashikaga, the meaning of the final gunshot and Makoto’s “This is where it ends,” the disappearance of the chain from the title logo, Sayoko Hatano’s role, the brothers’ relationship, and the drama’s themes of revenge, bereavement, and justice.
Did UNAM’s AI Proctoring Fail? An Analysis of the Retest for 58,000 Applicants and the Online Entrance Exam Cheating Controversy
UNAM moved its 2026 undergraduate entrance exam entirely online, but an abnormal increase in high scores led the university to require approximately 58,000 applicants to take an in-person control exam. This article examines AI proctoring, secure browsers, second-device risks and the institutional failures behind the controversy.
Notion AI Usage Limits Explained: Comparing Claude, MCP and API as Three Alternative Routes
Notion now applies six-hour and monthly usage allowances to selected AI features. This guide explains the new limits and compares Notion’s built-in AI, Claude with Notion MCP and direct Claude API plus Notion API workflows.
What Is the Difference Between Japanese “〜上で,” “〜上に” and “〜上は”? Conjugation, Four Uses and a Complete Comparison with Similar Grammar
Japanese 〜上で, 〜上に and 〜上は all use the same kanji but express different relationships. This guide explains necessary preparation, conditions, added information and responsibility, with examples and similar grammar comparisons.
What Is the Difference Between Japanese “〜に沿って” and “〜に則って”? A Complete Comparison of Direction, Rules and Example Sentences
Japanese 〜に沿って and 〜に則って can both mean “according to,” but they describe different standards. This guide explains direction, formal rules, conjugation and differences from に従って and に基づいて.
What Does “〜にすぎない” Mean? Japanese N2 Conjugation, Nuance and Example Sentences
Japanese 〜にすぎない means “nothing more than” or “merely,” but it does more than neutrally limit a range. This guide explains its conjugation, nuance and differences from だけ, しか〜ない and でしかない.
A Complete Guide to Korean “-(으)ㄹ 뿐만 아니라”: Conjugation, Tense and Comparison with Similar Grammar
Korean -(으)ㄹ 뿐만 아니라 means “not only…but also” and adds a second characteristic, effect or group to the first. This guide explains conjugation, tense, noun forms and differences from -고, -는 데다가 and -는 것은 물론이고.
What Does “〜ものだから” Mean? A Complete Guide to Explanations, Polite Refusals and Apologetic Nuance in Japanese
Japanese 〜ものだから and 〜ものですから explain reasons with a sense of apology, unavoidable circumstances or self-defence. This guide covers their conjugation, common uses and differences from ので, から, ため and もので.