Your car just became your AI assistant
Google added Gemini to Android Auto so you can manage your schedule while you drive, no screen needed, just talk to it 🗣️
I might try with my Pixel 11 Pro, now I just need to get a car with Android Auto 🫡 xitter.cf/Google/status/21126556…
Personal Intelligence is now rolling out for Gemini on Android Auto and in the coming months to cars with Google built-in, so you can get even better hands-free help on the road.
With your permission, Personal Intelligence securely connects information from the Google apps you already use — like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Search — so you can make complex requests, get personalized recommendations, retrieve details from past conversations and more.
Smartphone agents war just got a new fighter.
xAI put Grok on iPhone's Action Button, hands free, one press to start talking.
I want to find out if I'd actually pick this over what my iPhone already has.
Anyone have already tested this against Meta's Muse? 🤔
🎥 xAI
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Thiago Derminio retweeted
You can pretty much reverse engineer any device in your home and build a mac app around it. Applied to lights, doors, ac and even the future robot helper.
Here's the skill: github.com/morluto/rea
It's crazy what you can build nowadays with a skill and a few prompts.
Fewer pauses. That's the fix I actually wanted ✅
Have you noticed that ChatGPT Voice is now much faster and sounds more natural?
More languages added, but I’m still waiting for Portuguese 👀 🇧🇷
Does it actually sound natural to you, or is it still a little off? xitter.cf/OpenAI/status/21107978…
That's a party trick with a bigger idea inside.
Google trained a robot to play cornhole by having AI watch a video. The robot nailed seven straight 🤖🤯 xitter.cf/googledeepmind/status/…
Gemini 4 Argon taught a robot to play cornhole just by watching a video.
It mapped the physics, coded its own simulation, and taught @Apptronik's Apollo humanoid to sink 7 throws in a row.
Grok and Cursor in one bill now.
X just combined Grok and Cursor into one plan.
Would you go all in for the bundle?
🎥 xAI
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Consoles are getting the AI treatment too.
Sony is adding QSSR, an "AI sharpening layer", to standard PS5, starting with Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei.
What I want to find out is whether it makes a real difference on a TV most people actually have 😅
Are you excited about AI in gaming, or does it just feel like noise?
First PSSR came to PS5 Pro. Now Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR) is coming to PS5.
Details on new upscaling tech, coming first to Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei: play.st/4hjL9yo
Robots are already here. Hands have always been the hardest part!
Boston Dynamics solved a big piece of the humanoid puzzle with "13-DOF" hands for their Atlas robot.
Lab demos look great, but I really wanna see how these hands hold up after a year on a real assembly line being used daily, working alongside humans 🤖
I think this is incredible but also scary!
🎥Boston Dynamics
Gemini added a shortcut system and I have a list of prompts ready to save (from other apps)
Google calls them Skills, saved instructions you type with a slash instead of typing the same thing over again.
Don't you think with this late launch would make you just reset the context because you were already working outside it (like on Claude/Canva)?? 😬
So many skills for so many apps give me AI FOMO anxiety 🥲
AI is going to "robot training school" inside a real car plant 🤖
Boston Dynamics is training Atlas, their humanoid robot on factory tasks inside Hyundai's Georgia plant, and Hyundai plans 25,000 of them across its plants over the next few years.
My worry is what happens to the people doing those jobs today.
Would you work next to one?
🎥 Boston Dynamics / Hyundai Motor Group
Another agent's coming in the war!
ChatGPT launched a new "always-on" agents called Dots.
Would you let an (another) AI run your browser while you sleep?
Or the question would be: When are we all letting AI run our lives? 🤔
