🚀 Google’s AI Upgrade

What we’ll cover today:

💡 Google’s AI Mode – Smarter search or just hype?

🚨 Anthropic’s Vanish Act – Where did AI safety go?

⚠️ Schmidt’s AGI Warning – Is AI racing too fast?

🔧 4 Must-Try AI Tools – Smarter work, less effort.

🎥 AI Hacks You Need – Pitch, create, and even date!

Google’s AI Mode is Taking on Perplexity and ChatGPT! 🤖

Google has launched “AI Mode,” a smart search feature that answers complex, multi-step queries—challenging Perplexity AI and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Search.

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AI Mode, powered by Gemini 2.0, lets users ask detailed questions and follow-ups, rolling out first for Google One AI Premium users.

⚡ Wire Simplified

• AI Mode simplifies long, multi-step searches into a single detailed response.

• It pulls from real-time web data, Knowledge Graph, and shopping data.

• Works through a “query fan-out” system, fetching multiple sources at once.

• Prioritizes accuracy but warns it can still make mistakes like any new AI.

• Google plans to improve visuals and refine how it presents links, images, and videos.

✔️ Straight to the Point
Google’s AI Mode supercharges Search, making it smarter and faster, but it’s still a work in progress—just like all AI tools.

Anthropic Mysteriously Drops Biden-Era AI Safety Pledges 🤔

Anthropic, the AI company, quietly removed its 2023 Biden-era safety commitments—raising questions about AI policy shifts under the Trump administration.

🚨 Breaking News
Anthropic deleted its transparency hub’s AI safety pledges, originally made under Biden, while OpenAI also dropped its diversity and inclusion stance.

⚡ Wire Simplified

• Anthropic removed voluntary AI safety commitments with no announcement.

• Biden-era rules focused on AI bias, cybersecurity, and ethical guidelines.

• Trump revoked AI regulations, shifting focus to ‘freedom from ideological bias.’

• OpenAI also scrapped its DEI policies, following similar political shifts.

• AI firms now prioritize “intellectual freedom” over regulatory commitments.

✔️ Straight to the Point
Anthropic’s silent rollback raises concerns over AI safety priorities. Is it politics or just companies adjusting to new government policies?

Eric Schmidt Says No to a ‘Manhattan Project for AI’ 🚫

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and AI leaders warn against a U.S.-led AI arms race, fearing global retaliation and cyberattacks.

🚨 Breaking News
Schmidt and others argue that racing toward AI superintelligence could spark geopolitical tension—suggesting a defensive, cautious approach instead.

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• U.S. Congress proposed an AI ‘Manhattan Project’ to dominate AI.

• Schmidt & co. warn it could provoke cyberattacks from China.

• They propose “Mutual Assured AI Malfunction” to disable dangerous AI.

• AI already plays a huge role in military operations.

• The debate is split between AI ‘doomers’ (slow down AI) and ‘ostriches’ (speed it up).

✔️ Straight to the Point
Schmidt suggests a strategic, defensive AI approach over an arms race—but the U.S. government seems committed to full-speed AI dominance.

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