Anna Nerezova @ Google I/O

If you aren't building with AI in NYC, what are you even doing? 🛠️✨ Scenes from our massive hackathon at @Columbia_Biz. The projects coming out of this community are mind-blowing. The era of Gemini 3 is officially here. @googledevs @GoogleDeepMind #AI #Hackathon #NYC @gdg_nyc

@osanseviero The first I/O hackathon is on May 21 at the iconic Computer History Museum 🚀 gdg.community.dev/events/details… 🏛️ Where: Computer History Museum, 1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 📅 When: May 22, 2026 | 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM PDT

Join us this Saturday at the Google I/O Hackathon! cerebralvalley.ai/e/google-io-ha…

@Jordanski__ @superwhisper All good - we are experimenting with this format I think we have some work to do on making it understandable!

Anthropic said customers would have to purchase extra capacity—instead of using their existing Claude chatbot subscriptions—if they wanted to use Claude for third-party tools like OpenClaw. Developers weren’t happy. Read more: thein.fo/41fQDl1

@steipete you’re invited to Google Cloud Next - check it out - at a bougie golf clubhouse, where we welcome @openclaw 🦞 ✨ gdg.community.dev/events/details… It’s Vegas, so there’s also blackjack and … 😜

Yes! Full house at the #Gemini 3 hackathon where hackers are building music, movie and gaming projects. 🎥 🎶 🎮 🏆 Cool prizes like $100K in @googlecloud credits and a mentor call with the @AIFuturesFund founders 🚀

I’m in! 🚀 Just got my confirmation for #GoogleIO 2026. Can’t wait to be back at the Shoreline Amphitheater to see what’s next for AI in person. 🎟️📍 Who else will be in Mountain View on May 19 and 20? What are your predictions? More Gemini?!

Turn your code into an automated armory. ⚔️ Head of Americas, Developer Advocacy Team, Christina Lin joins GDG NYC Lead, Anna Nerezova to explain how "Shadow Blades" use MCP servers to vibe code agents that fight bugs for you. Learn more → goo.gle/4pKo4Xg

@Cloudflare getting into the famous lobster -> clawd -> molt -> 🦞 game by @steipete 👀 Check out Molty, the famous open source AI personal assistant @openclaw

@yoheinakajima @jetha @steipete Created with Nano Banana 🍌

.@steipete kind sir, i have a business proposition

@AlexFinn Did Clawdbot write this list 😂

I keep seeing this really stupid post: “I tried ClawdBot and there are NO good use cases” Let’s put this to rest Then 7 most life changing ClawdBot use cases I’ve implemented (so far): • Overnight coder. Every night Clawd builds 1 app using Claude Code that it thinks will improve your workflow based on your conversations • Based on every conversation you’ve ever had with your Clawd, get a daily research report explaining 1 relevant topic spoken in the voice of a professor • Headless Notion. No need to go through 100 folders to write or find notes. When you have something you want to remember, just text your Clawd and it will auto store and organize it for you • Personal CRM: based on every email, text, or DM you have, create a database of your contacts and all your messages. Continuously update automatically. Take AI notes and create follow up tasks • Automatic assistant: take a look at my todo list every day (I use Things 3) and see what tasks you can just do automatically for me • X trends follower: connect to the Grok API and continuously monitor trends in your specific niche. When one presents an opportunity for an app, build it automatically • Content researcher: Clawd looks at all your content channels, finds your direct competitors, then continuously monitors them, texting you directly when they post content that performs significantly better than normal If you don’t find any of these use cases life changing then you are using the internet wrong

@Microsoft @Azure @MSFT_Business @events_msft @zhumakova_ POV: You skipped the conference lunch for a proper NYC bagel. 🥯✨ #MicrosoftAITour #NYC #Bagel #JavitsCenter #Foodie #ConferenceLife

@Microsoft @Azure The best part of the #MicrosoftAITour? The "Hallway Track" and running into amazing friends like Begimai! 👯‍♀️✨ #WomenInTech #AI #Community #MicrosoftAITour #NYC #JavitsCenter

Just landed at the Javits Center for the #Microsoft AI Tour in NYC! Excited to see what's next in AI. If you're here, say hi! 🤖✨ #AI #MicrosoftAI #NYC #JavitsCenter #TechNews #ArtificialIntelligence #MSAI #TechEvents #MicrosoftAITour

@natejhake It’s not about blind trust - it’s an agreement. If that agreement is broken, you can look for substantial remedies. In my experience, people don’t really understand when their data is used by google and when it’s not.

@blv If you trust Google

Google execs always be like “look — our AI can do basic tasks other apps solved a decade ago … BUT now we added hallucinations & extra surveillance!” 🤣

@natejhake Ok, so if you use workspace for email and calendar for your employees, that data is not used for ads or model training by Google and you have to opt in to turn on the surveillance that the op talking about.

@blv I don’t want Google surveilling my employees either tho

I tried the new @GeminiApp Personal Intelligence 👀 “You’re the person who turns complex tech trends into collaborative, human experiences.”🎤✨ “You seem to value mastery and quality whether it’s in a line of code or a world-class performance.”🎭🍣 It’s true! All of it!

@BenjaminDEKR @juliarturc That’s not what your original question says, does it?

@blv @juliarturc So, you don't think the departures at Thinking Machines are noteworthy?

Can somebody explain what Mira Murati is good at? I'm not trying to be mean, I'm asking genuinely. Like what is her main expertise or skill? Her time at OpenAI seemed less than stellar, she appeared not fully prepared for several high-profile media interviews (including the famous Sora one) She leaves to found Thinking Machines and raises huge sums of money (billions) based on........ what, exactly? It was widely reported that they provided no clear product plan and only vague financials. Have not shipped anything of substance (only aware of a very lightweight API tool Tinker) And now everyone is leaving, she can't keep people and it appears to be a sinking ship So I'm genuinely asking, what were investors betting billions of dollars on here? What was the selling point?