The next AI winners in business won’t be the ones with the most tools. They’ll be the ones embedding AI inside the apps where work already happens. That’s why the latest Power Apps updates matter: Copilot in business apps App skills Agent supervision in context
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Gemini Shifts from Chatbot to Autonomous Task-Oriented AI System
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6/ Gemini is no longer a chatbot. It is now a system that runs tasks on its own. Spark in the background. Antigravity for development. Omni Flash for media. The chat box is the smallest piece of the product.
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Google’s Antigravity platform uses AI agents to automate software development
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4/ Antigravity 2.0.
— AI Highlight (@AIHighlight) 20 mai 2026
Google's coding platform. Like Cursor or Claude Code, but built around running many AI agents at once.
In the I/O demo, 93 subagents built a working OS in 12 hours for under $1,000.
Use for: building software. pic.twitter.com/fwGJi9mhpP4/ Antigravity 2.0. Google's coding platform. Like Cursor or Claude Code, but built around running many AI agents at once. In the I/O demo, 93 subagents built a working OS in 12 hours for under $1,000. Use for: building software.
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Spark: A Server-Side Autonomous AI Agent for Task Automation
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3/ Spark.
— AI Highlight (@AIHighlight) 20 mai 2026
A personal AI agent that runs on Google's servers, not your phone.
It keeps working when your phone is locked or your laptop is closed. Plans trips. Manages email. Updates docs while you are away.
Use for: tasks that take hours. pic.twitter.com/Y0Q4gPRPGr3/ Spark. A personal AI agent that runs on Google's servers, not your phone. It keeps working when your phone is locked or your laptop is closed. Plans trips. Manages email. Updates docs while you are away. Use for: tasks that take hours.
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Google AI Studio antigravity-preview-05-2026 Agent launched
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ICYMI : Google AI Studio got a new "antigravity-preview-05-2026" Agent! > A general-purpose autonomous agent running in a remote, Google-hosted Linux environment. > This agent can execute code, take real actions, and use a large number of tokens.
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The missing infrastructure for AI agent financial transactions
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People talk about AI agents like the hard part is tool calling.
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 20 mai 2026
tool calling is solved. the unsolved part: what happens the moment your agent needs to move money?
there's no clean infrastructure for that yet. that's the actual gap in the agentic stack. https://t.co/1ZFjzEMgwZPeople talk about AI agents like the hard part is tool calling. tool calling is solved. the unsolved part: what happens the moment your agent needs to move money? there's no clean infrastructure for that yet. that's the actual gap in the agentic stack.
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AI agent automates writing and research tasks
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What if pressing one key replaced all of that? @heylemon_ai works across: → Email writing
→ Document creation from ideas
→ Research and summarization
→ Tone refinement and rewriting
→ On-demand brainstorming when you're stuck All without breaking your focus. All from a -
AI tool eliminates workflow friction entirely
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Your brain processes thought faster than your fingers can type.
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 20 mai 2026
Most people spend hours every day switching apps, drafting emails, and staring at blank pages.
The bottleneck isn't effort. It's friction.
Here's how one AI tool is eliminating it entirely. A thread… pic.twitter.com/IxaAc7UCIdYour brain processes thought faster than your fingers can type. Most people spend hours every day switching apps, drafting emails, and staring at blank pages. The bottleneck isn't effort. It's friction. Here's how one AI tool is eliminating it entirely. A thread…
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AI tool enables rapid screening for multiple systemic diseases using retinal photos
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“The [AI] tool presented here will enable rapid screening for multiple systemic diseases using retinal photographs, and it is a step forward in the evolution of oculomics from experimental research to real-world clinical practice.” —Editorial Team, @NatureMedicine
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User runs local 35B models to automate email sorting
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Un gars a payé 200$ pour Claude Max. Épuisé en 3 heures.
— Jouhatsu | AI Influence Operator (@Jouhatsu_ai) 20 mai 2026
Alors il a acheté un Mac Mini à 599$, installé 5 modèles locaux, 35 milliards de paramètres.
Il a appris à la machine à trier ses mails, compresser le contexte, tourner pendant qu'il dort.
À 4h du matin, Claude atteint… https://t.co/utg3gBHGun pic.twitter.com/JyLEh8B3psUn gars a payé 200$ pour Claude Max. Épuisé en 3 heures. Alors il a acheté un Mac Mini à 599$, installé 5 modèles locaux, 35 milliards de paramètres. Il a appris à la machine à trier ses mails, compresser le contexte, tourner pendant qu'il dort. À 4h du matin, Claude atteint