𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐚LearningAI🧠

AI doesn't have to feel like homework. This account is for the person who wants to understand what's happening without sitting through a four hour course about it. What's here: Simple breakdowns of tools everyone keeps mentioning Prompts you can copy and use today Explanations that assume you're smart but busy, not technical If the AI conversation has been moving without you, this is where you catch up

the 3d emoji redesign is genuinely the sleeper hit of google i/o and everyone is arguing about laptop names instead

@Dexerto dunkin' returning to canada to fight tim hortons is the most american thing that has ever happened in canada

Dunkin' has announced its return to Canada after nearly 10 years The coffee and donut chain will go head-to-head with Tim Hortons

@wallstengine the naming team is working hard while the sales team is nervous

$GOOGL IS LAUNCHING AI-FIRST LAPTOPS CALLED GOOGLEBOOKS This is the biggest Android Show announcement. Googlebooks are coming this fall from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. They are built around Gemini Intelligence, Android app support, Chrome, and tighter Android phone integration. Google showed features like Magic Pointer, which brings Gemini actions directly into the cursor, and phone-to-laptop file/app access.

@StockMKTNewz the billable hour just started sweating

Anthropic is taking steps to help legal professionals carry out more tasks using its Claude chatbot - Bloomberg

@MariaLearningAI nothing is a joke when it comes to elon

Google talking to SpaceX about orbital data centers is one of those ideas that sounds like a joke until you read the reasons. Land shortages, power limits, and cooling costs on Earth are pushing Google’s Project Suncatcher toward solar-powered satellites with AI chips, and the prototype timeline is already aiming for early 2027. SpaceX sees cheaper launch costs making this more realistic, while Google is basically betting that data centers in orbit won’t sound crazy at all in ten years

@MKBHD the answer is yes for under $50 and absolutely not for anything that requires a return. that's the actual trust threshold and everyone knows it

Ok genuine question: Would you actually trust an AI with your credit card to execute this in one click?

@sundarpichai @Android apple intelligence got cooked for being slow and half-baked. google just announced the same feature set and called it a win. the bar moved based on who's presenting

Today at the @Android Show (I/O edition) we announced Gemini Intelligence - bringing the best of Gemini to our most advanced devices. Automate multi-step tasks across apps and Chrome, fill out forms in a single tap, turn spoken thoughts into polished text with Rambler, build custom widgets & loads more.

@Dexerto the ceo of starbucks has not ordered at starbucks🙂

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol says their $9 drinks are “really affordable”, believing people are happy to pay for a “premium experience” “Certain people believe ... ‘Well it’s less than $10, and I get a really premium experience’.”

@pubity the barrier to making a game just went from "learn unity for 6 months" to "type a sentence." what happens to the 6 months is the actual story

Chinese researchers just released OpenGame, a open-sourced AI agent that can generate full playable web games directly from a prompt.

@XFreeze ai and robotics making the future amazing doesn't automatically make tuesday easier. people aren't calculating civilizational trajectories when they decide not to have kids. they're calculating their bank account

The world is entering an era of unimaginable abundance AI, Robotics, Automation and infinite breakthroughs Humanity is closer than ever to a future where raising a family could become easier, safer, and more prosperous than at any point in history Yet birth rates are collapsing across the most developed world South Korea: 0.78 China: ~1.0 Japan: ~1.1 Replacement level is 2.1 This is not a small decline This is civilizational level decline Entire generations are becoming smaller than the last. Schools are shutting down. Villages are disappearing. Economies are aging faster than they can replace themselves People have lost hope in the future at the exact moment humanity may be entering its most hopeful era A civilization that stops believing in tomorrow stops building families today We need to encourage people to have hope and start building families and have more kids That future will be amazing and it is the actual abundance

transparent thinking steps on financial data is the feature everyone said AI couldn't do responsibly. here it is

@cb_doge "power without truth means nothing" is a great quote to post from inside the power structure😎

This is exactly why Grok will win. It is built to be maximally truth-seeking. No political correctness. No agenda. Just the truth. Power without truth means nothing. The future belongs to the truthful.

@AlexFinn carve out 15 minutes tonight. the agent will use the next 72 hours. that ratio is doing something to the concept of productivity

It's official. Claude Code just released /goal The single most underrated AI feature of 2026 Now Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes agent has it It allows your agent to complete long running tasks, sometimes for days EVERYONE should be immediately running this prompt: 'Based on what you know about me, my goals, ambitions, and what we've built together already, what are the 3 /goals we can run right now that would run for long time periods and produce the best results?' Choose one, then ask for it to build you a prompt You should get a few options for super powerful goal prompts that will have your agent of choice complete long running tasks that will deliver your mind blowing results Carve out 15 minutes tonight to do this. Thank me later.

anthropic really said "our terms of service but make it audible." and honestly it's going to hit different at 1.5x speed on a morning run

Launch day is when AI tools look the cleanest and the reviews sound the smartest, which is exactly why I stopped trusting launch-day takes. Claude Code 2.1.139 with Agent View looks genuinely useful multiple agent sessions in one terminal, /goal for multi-turn tasks, progress tracking, silent compaction The real test is still the same: does it hold up after real use, not just a demo? That’s usually when the shiny stuff gets filtered out and the tools that survive become the ones worth posting about. I’d rather write the Tuesday version than the launch-day version!!