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I tested AI tools for photographers & video creators. Here’s what actually matters in 2026: 1/ AI won’t replace photographers. But it WILL replace slow workflows. Editing speed is becoming a competitive advantage.

@CodeEdison Brave...obviously. Lol

What is your default browser?

@elonmusk People still haven’t fully explored Grok 4 and Elon is already casually saying “try Composer 2.5” 😭 AI development right now feels unreal.

Try Composer 2.5

@elonmusk Credit where it’s due — they’ve pushed what was once “impossible” into everyday infrastructure. SpaceX keeps turning ambitious ideas into real-world systems at scale.

The SpaceX team is incredible!

@elonmusk It’s wild how something from orbit is now outperforming most ground networks. The connectivity gap is shrinking fast.

Starlink Internet is awesome

@elonmusk @AnthropicAI @SpaceX SpaceX becoming the backbone infrastructure layer for AI wasn’t on most people’s bingo cards a few years ago. Orbital data centers + Starlink-scale connectivity could completely reshape global AI deployment and latency.

As the recently expanded partnership with @AnthropicAI demonstrates, @SpaceX is offering AI compute as a service at significant scale. We are in discussions with other companies to do the same. Over time, especially with orbital data centers, we expect to serve AI at extremely high scale.

@sama The third point is the real revolution. Most people think AGI will mainly empower giant companies. The real disruption happens when individuals gain leverage that previously required entire teams.

three of the things we are most excited about: 1. AGI accelerating research 2. AGI accelerating companies 3. personal AGI accelerating everyone in achieving their goals today it was great to announce the unit distance result. yesterday it was great to announce that we are offering to invest $2M in openai credits into every YC company. now we need to increase our efforts on the third!

Galloping into the Year of the Horse with Sjoerd Bracke (sjoerdbracke on Instagram) 🐎. #MadeWithLightroom "I always try to capture that exact feeling of the place. For me, it’s never just about the view. It’s about the emotion behind the moment. In my workflow I try to stay as close as possible to the atmosphere I experienced on location. I edit everything in Lightroom and rely heavily on tools like Masking, Color Grading and the new AI-powered selections to shape the light exactly how I want it. I use local adjustments to guide the eye, deepen contrast in textures, and keep the colors natural but expressive. My goal is always the same. To create images that feel immersive and honest, almost like you’re standing right there with me.”

@alliekmiller @NeilBlumenthal The biggest shift here isn’t “better chatbots.” It’s AI moving from: tool → assistant → autonomous environment Voice, agents, world models, persistent memory, real-time context… Google is clearly building toward ambient computing.

Reporting from Google I/O 2026 with the four biggest themes from one of the biggest AI labs in the world. 🎤 Voice AI as an interface Google and Samsung announced new Gemini-powered glasses with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker (congrats @NeilBlumenthal!). You can tap the side of the frame or say "Hey Google" to summon Gemini for real-time translation (I tested Korean), navigation, photos, and contextual search about whatever you're looking at. They also released Docs Live, which lets you verbally brain-dump a full document and edits (even with fillers, tangents, mid-thought changes) and Gemini writes it for you. More “live” products coming from Google soon. The era of typing back and forth in one chat thread has been dead for over a year, my friends. 🤖 Agent-first everything Gemini Spark is a 24/7 agentic assistant that runs on dedicated VMs in Google Cloud, so you can close your laptop (this got a big laugh) and it still functions. It has its own Gmail address you can email tasks to, pulls files from Drive, and will plug into other tools like Uber, OpenTable, and Zillow. Rolls out to AI Ultra subscribers next week. This is Google’s answer to Open Claw. You’ll also soon seen agentic coding inside Google Search itself. ♻️ Orchestration efficiency Google released Gemini 3.5 Flash and Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, said it runs ~4x faster than other frontier models at less than half the cost of comparable frontier alternatives, allowing businesses worried about token spend (which is, news flash, most enterprises) to spend more wisely. 🌍 World models Demis Hassabis announced Gemini Omni, the beginning of Google’s real push into world models. Omni lets you not just generate videos, but also edit them in natural language. “Hey Omni, make my outfit head to toe leopard print” “Great taste, Allie.” Demis said eventually Omni will allow you to input anything and output anything. Big statement there tbh, with no timeline. ----------- I was also lucky enough to personally meet with the CTO of @GoogleDeepMind and the Chief AI Architect at Google, @koraykv, where we discussed AGI, data centers, world models, and more. Video goes live on YouTube next week: @AKMofficial" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@AKMofficial Notably absent from the event were two topics I’m tracking: (1) self-learning and (2) collaboration. Not a single demo showed two people sitting in the same AI workflow or system building something together! And no mention of recursive at all, which feels like the big theme in Silicon Valley. Personally, I worry AI is becoming single-player mode only. I want it to be easier for AI to bring people together.

@LinusEkenstam Most people still underestimate what “a few years away” actually means. The internet changed how humans access information. AGI changes how humans create intelligence itself. We went from: AI can’t draw hands → AI writing code, videos, research & agents …in barely 3 years

“We are only a few years away from AGI” — Sir Demis Hassabis 2029/30 is his current estimates. No hype, just Demis laying out his thoughts on where we are, where we are not, and where we are going. This is the most transformative era of humanity.

@vercel_dev The AI stack is becoming: OpenAI 🤝 Anthropic 🤝 Google 🤝 xAI 🤝 Vercel One API away from replacing entire dev workflows.

Grok Build 0.1 is available on Vercel AI Gateway. xAI's beta coding model in Grok Build CLI. 𝚖𝚘𝚍𝚎𝚕: '𝚡𝚊𝚒/𝚐𝚛𝚘𝚔-𝚋𝚞𝚒𝚕𝚍-𝟶.𝟷' vercel.com/changelog/grok…

@MKBHD We’ve officially reached the “AI product naming chaos” era. The tech is moving faster than branding can keep up. At this point people don’t need more tools… they need a map of what each one actually does.

It is getting genuinely difficult to keep track of all of the names of AI products being unveiled. In the last hour, Google's unveiled Google Pics (which is not Google Photos), and updates to Google Flow, Nano Banana, Veo (all media generation), Google Antigravity, Gemini Spark, Gemini Omni, Gemini 3.5 Flash

A good photo is captured. A great one is built.

You don’t need more gear. You need better processing.

The real advantage in content creation now: speed of output.

AI + photography is not cheating. It’s evolution.

Your phone camera is not the limit. Your workflow is.

Editing used to be a skill. Now it’s becoming a system.

The best creators in 2026 won’t be the most skilled… they’ll be the most efficient.

Most people think photography is about the camera. It’s actually about decision making.

AI won’t make bad creators better. It will just make good creators faster.