What do you think—will 2026 be the year AI hits real-world limits on power/chips, or do these moves solve it? Drop your takes below! 👇 #ArtificialIntelligence #Tech2026

On the product side: Neural Arc just launched two new AI tools under Helium AI—Mantis (auto-generates full presentation decks from briefs) and Prism (end-to-end multi-channel marketing campaigns). Automation game-changer for creators & marketers! 📊🎨 #AItools #StartupLaunch

Meanwhile, ByteDance (TikTok's parent) is planning a whopping ~$23B in AI capex for 2026—mostly on semiconductors and infrastructure. They're betting huge on AI while US firms face chip/memory shortages driving up costs. Global AI arms race heating up! 🚀 #ByteDance #AI

AI isn’t replacing jobs overnight.
It’s replacing habits first.
And that’s how platform-level disruption actually begins.

This also hints at the future of SaaS UX:
❌ Dashboards
❌ Notifications overload
✅ AI-generated daily state of work

The interesting part isn’t the tech — it’s the behavior shift.
If this works well, people won’t “check apps” anymore.
They’ll just ask for a summary.

Think of CC as:
• Morning briefing
• Smart email triage
• Calendar + task prioritizer
• Context-aware assistant
All powered by Gemini.

Google’s new AI assistant CC is designed as a daily briefing agent.
Instead of scrolling Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and news apps → CC summarizes everything for you in one view.

Remote work is the future of every industry