🤖 Google unveils Gemini Intelligence

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Google unveiled Gemini Intelligence at The Android Show 2026, marking Android's transition from an operating system to what Google calls an "intelligence system." Instead of waiting for prompts, Gemini can now read your screen, navigate apps, and complete multi-step tasks autonomously across the phone.

The phone is becoming the agent. Google is collapsing the chatbot box and embedding an autonomous AI layer directly into the OS that powers more than 97% of smartphones in markets like India. For builders, this means an entire generation of users will soon expect "describe what you want" to trigger actual work across apps, not just produce a paragraph of advice. Rolling out this summer on Samsung Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10, then to watches, cars, glasses, and laptops later this year.

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After more than a year of silence and $2 billion of capital, Thinking Machines Lab released TML-Interaction-Small, a research preview of a new model class called "interaction models" built for real-time, full-duplex conversation. Unlike turn-based AI, it processes input and generates a response simultaneously, more like a phone call than a text chain.

While OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are racing on autonomous agents, Thinking Machines is betting that real-time, full-duplex interaction is a different problem requiring its own architecture, not a harness bolted on top. If they're right, voice agents, AI tutors, and support bots stop feeling like walkie-talkies and start feeling like actual conversations. Research preview only for now, with wider release planned later in 2026.

Claude has no idea who you are.

Every time you open a new chat, it starts fresh. No memory of your business. No memory of what you're building. No memory of the conversation you had yesterday that took 45 minutes to get right.

Projects fix this.

Not in a complicated way. You create a workspace, upload a few documents about your business, write some instructions on how you want Claude to behave,1 and from that point on, every conversation inside that project starts with all of that context already loaded.

That's really it.

Simple: if you need Claude to show up differently for a specific type of work, create a project.

Asking for restaurant recommendations? No project needed. Strategizing about your business, creating content, analyzing data, managing client work, anything where you want Claude to actually know your context and produce specific, tailored results, that needs a project.

Think of each project as a dedicated room. One for business strategy. One for content creation. One for client work. One for data analysis. When you walk into each room, everything relevant is already there.

In Claude, go to the Projects section. Click New Project.

Give it a name that describes the type of work, "Business Strategy," "Content Repurposing," "Client Research," whatever it is. Add a short description of what you're trying to achieve. This is just for your own organization, it doesn't affect how Claude behaves.

Create the project. You now have a dedicated workspace.

Quick tip: Star the projects you use most. They pin to the top of your sidebar. The ones you're in every day should be immediately accessible.

The single most valuable document you can give Claude is a business overview.

Not because it's complicated, because it's foundational. Every output Claude gives you is only as specific as the context it has about you. Generic context produces generic advice. Specific context produces advice that's actually useful.

Here's what a business overview should include:

Upload this to every project. Even if the project is about content creation or data analysis, having Claude understand your business context means it can flag when advice doesn't align with your actual goals.

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OpenAI launched Daybreak, a new cybersecurity initiative that pairs GPT-5.5 with the Codex Security agent to find vulnerabilities, validate patches, and embed defense directly into the software development loop.

Alongside Gemini Intelligence, Google unveiled Googlebook, an entirely new line of laptops designed from the ground up for Gemini AI.

DAPPOS launched xBubble, a "low-prompt" AI agent designed for people who want results without learning prompt engineering or stitching together five different tools.

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See you tomorrow :)

- Dr. Alvaro Cintas