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Welcome to a new week — around here, that means cutting-edge AI. Let’s get to it! 🦾
🤯 MYSTERY AI LINK 🤯
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What’s cookin’? In a recent interview (above), Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had a lot to say about the current sentiments around AI. These are his main points:
AI leaders need to be more careful with how they talk about AI because they are “scaring people.”
Warnings about mass job loss may have gone too far, especially since the worst predictions have not fully happened yet.
It is fine to talk about AI safety and inform regulators, but the industry also needs to explain the benefits.
The U.S. only falls behind in AI if it refuses to actually use and apply the technology.
Huang criticized “science fiction” narratives like AI consciousness, the singularity, and simulation talk.
He also suggested some companies may hype China fears because they want government rules that help their own business.
His ideal AI is less “end of humanity” and more helpful companion, like R2-D2 or C-3PO from Star Wars.
🤔 Hunter’s take: The AI conversation is becoming a battle over trust. If leaders only talk in extreme terms, people either panic or tune out. Huang is basically saying the industry needs less sci-fi drama and more honesty about what AI can do right now. That is a useful reminder: fear can slow adoption just as much as bad technology can.
What’s cookin’? Google is bringing Gemini deeper into Google Slides, making it possible to create polished presentations much faster. Instead of starting with a blank deck, users can ask Gemini to generate a new slide, design a layout, build editable diagrams, or match the look of the rest of a presentation. The tool can also pull context from Google Docs, Sheets, PDFs, emails, and the web, so the slides are based on real information instead of just a vague prompt.
🤔 Hunter’s take: Presentations are often more about packaging ideas than creating them. Gemini is basically turning slide design into a conversation, which could save hours for students, workers, founders, and anyone who hates formatting decks.
💬 PROMPT OF THE DAY:
Act as a practical operator reviewing behavioral segmentation for a real business with limited time and money. A strong answer must explicitly address actions, frequency, recency, value, lifecycle stage, and segments that can actually be activated in channels. Stress-test behavioral segmentation across three plausible conditions: demand is weaker than expected, a competitor responds aggressively, and the team loses 30% of its available capacity. Use [customer data], [interview notes], [product usage], [purchase history], [market], and [goal]. For each scenario, show what breaks first, which assumptions still hold, how messaging or execution should change, and what early signal would reveal the scenario is occurring. Recommend a robust core plan that works across all three conditions plus optional moves reserved for each case. Deliver an internal operating document with explicit triggers and owners. Prioritize decisions that can materially change business outcomes.
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Hi — I’m Hunter, a PhD candidate whose work has appeared in major academic journals and popular tech outlets. I founded FryAI to make staying ahead of AI clear, accessible, and fun.
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