Kyle
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@kylem_org
Founder. Prev; Lead AI UXR R&D @google , Enterprise & Consumer Exp, 0-1: built @geminiapp prev @googledeepmind,built Assistant,built @googlemaps auto.🥝🦘🇺🇸
We've shipped some big updates to the Gemini app over the past few weeks. We launched new creative and collaboration tools like Nano Banana, simplified app creation with Canvas, and more. Here's a look at everything new 🧵
Most people think leaving is failure. I used to believe that too. Right up until the night a twenty-three-year-old walked into my ER, and I realized I could no longer be a part of what I was watching. The previously healthy young woman came in unable to speak clearly, with sudden weakness on one side of her body. Textbook stroke - but obviously it had to be something else, because she was twenty-three. Advanced imaging showed multiple small strokes. Some fresh. Some hours old, maybe days. Nothing in her history explained it - except one thing. A pharmaceutical product her university had mandated before she could start the semester. One week earlier. I could diagnose her. Stabilize her. Get neurology involved. But none of that would touch why it was allowed to happen in the first place. I couldn't even document it properly. No diagnostic code existed for what I was looking at. She wouldn't become a statistic. There would be no accountability. It was almost as if it never happened at all. That's how it works. We don't just harm people. We make the harm invisible. A few months later, I left. Not because I stopped caring. Because I finally understood that sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is loudly refuse to participate in the dysfunction. I'm not the only one who's come to that conclusion. I wrote about what that costs - and what we owe the people willing to pay it. @RWMaloneMD
JUST IN: CIA reportedly used secret new tool “Ghost Murmur” to locate the downed U.S. airman in Iran, capable of detecting a human heartbeat from long range.
AI is struggling to take our jobs
