Tag: Productivity
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Google NotebookLM’s Data Tables: A New AI Insight Tool
Overview: What Data Tables Mean for NotebookLM Google’s NotebookLM is expanding its repertoire with a feature called Data Tables, a tool designed to streamline AI-assisted research by collecting, synthesizing, and presenting information from multiple sources in a structured chart. This addition aims to simplify the way researchers gather evidence, compare data points, and share findings,…
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Exclusive: Ankar Uses AI to Streamline Patent Filing, Secures $20 Million Series A
Overview: Ankar aims to disrupt patent filing with AI Tech startup Ankar has closed a $20 million Series A funding round, betting that artificial intelligence can dramatically shorten and simplify the patent filing process. Founded in 2024 by Tamar Gomez and Wiem Gharbi—two veterans of the Palantir environment who saw firsthand how the patent maze…
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Google’s AI Morning Briefing: Will Your Inbox Replace Your Scroll?
What’s happening Google is piloting an experimental AI assistant designed to overhaul the way you begin your day. Rather than waking up to a barrage of notifications, users may soon receive a concise AI-curated briefing delivered to their inbox each morning. The concept: an intelligent agent that reviews emails, calendar events, and key documents to…
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Google’s AI Briefing: Could Your Morning Scroll Be Replaced by a Daily Inbox Briefing?
Google’s Morning Briefing: A New Era for Your Daily Inbox Imagine waking up to a concise briefing that highlights what matters most in your digital world. Google is testing an experimental AI agent designed to skim your emails, calendar, and documents and deliver a personalized morning briefing to your inbox. The goal is simple: save…
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Google Tests an Email-Based Productivity Assistant
Google Explores an Email-Based Productivity Assistant Tech giant Google is piloting a new email-based productivity assistant designed to help users manage their inboxes more efficiently. The experimental tool leverages artificial intelligence to draft replies, summarize long threads, and prioritize messages, aiming to save time for professionals who juggle a high volume of emails daily. What…
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Google Tests Email-Based Productivity Assistant
Overview: Google’s Email-Based Productivity Assistant Enters Experimental Phase In a bold move to reimagine daily workflows, Google has begun testing an experimental email-based productivity assistant. The tool aims to parse inbox content, draft responses, summarize threads, and suggest next steps, all without leaving the user’s email client. This initiative fits Google’s broader strategy to weave…
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Labour trashed the economy: rate cuts won’t save it
Introduction: Why rate cuts are only a partial remedy As central banks signal a potential rate cut this week, with another possible early next year, market watchers are hoping the medicine will be strong enough to lift a flagging economy. Yet many economists and political observers warn that, for a government grappling with a fragile…
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Google Unveils Disco: A Gemini-Powered Tool Turning Browser Tabs Into Web Apps
Google introduces Disco: turning browser tabs into web apps with Gemini power In a move that could reshape how we build lightweight web apps, Google has unveiled an AI experiment codenamed Disco. Powered by the Gemini family of models, Disco lets users transform their open browser tabs into customized, functional web applications—what Google is calling…
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Google Unveils Disco: A Gemini-Powered Tool to Turn Browser Tabs into Web Apps
Overview: A new way to turn tabs into apps Google has expanded its AI-enabled browser toolkit with an experiment named Disco. Powered by Gemini, the same family of AI models behind Google’s broader AI projects, Disco is designed to transform open browser tabs into functional, customizable web applications. The goal is to reduce the friction…
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Why Deloitte’s CTO Says the 93-7 Tech-People Split Is a Critical Error—and How to Fix It
Understanding the 93-7 Split In a striking critique of modern corporate priorities, Deloitte’s chief technology officer highlighted a when-and-where-to-invest dilemma that many organizations overlook: the 93-7 split. In essence, executives pour vast sums into technology—models, chips, software—while allocating a smaller fraction to the people who actually use and run these systems. The argument is not…