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Reid Hoffman weighs in on the ‘tokenmaxxing’ debate
Reid Hoffman discusses 'tokenmaxxing,' suggesting AI token usage can indicate adoption but shouldn't be the sole measure of productivity.
Read on TechCrunch →Google has launched a native Gemini app for Mac, allowing users to interact with the AI assistant directly on their desktop and share screen content for real-time assistance.
Why it matters
The release of a native Gemini app for Mac signifies a major push by Google to embed its AI capabilities directly into the user's desktop environment. This allows for more seamless and context-aware interactions, moving beyond web-based interfaces. By enabling screen sharing and local file access, Gemini can offer more immediate and personalized assistance, potentially transforming how users interact with their computers and leverage AI for productivity and problem-solving.
Google now has a special app for Mac computers that lets you talk to Gemini, their AI. You can even show it what's on your screen or your files to get help right away.
Reid Hoffman discusses 'tokenmaxxing,' suggesting AI token usage can indicate adoption but shouldn't be the sole measure of productivity.
Read on TechCrunch →Barclays report suggests autonomous robots and drones could reduce food delivery costs to $1 per order, potentially boosting industry profits.
Read on Economic Times Tech →Uber is investing over $10 billion in autonomous vehicles and stakes in developers, shifting from its asset-light model to counter robotaxi disruption.
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