AI got promoted, hired, and deployed today. Somewhere in the middle, a mosquito became collateral damage.

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A mosquito annoyed the wrong person.

Four months later, it had an AI-powered laser tracking system pointed at it. Some people use AI to boost productivity. Others use it for closure.

Here’s What’s Inside This Edition:

• How Google used Gemini to help build I/O 2026

• OpenAI's push to bring Codex into more jobs

• Google Docs' new voice-powered writing partner

• Microsoft's latest AI moves from Build 2026

• An engineer's AI-powered war on mosquitoes

• Academy courses to help you build practical AI skills

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Google used Gemini and other AI tools to help build large parts of I/O 2026 itself. Instead of only announcing AI products, the company used them to create films, design visuals, generate music, build interactive games, produce speaker title cards, and even power custom attendee experiences.

Key points:

• AI helped create the "Timmy TPU" animated film.

• Gemini was used to design I/O's visual identity.

• AI generated music, games, and custom stickers.

• Attendees could build apps using Google's AI tools.

• Google showcased how AI can become a creative partner.

OpenAI is expanding Codex beyond software development and into everyday workflows. New tools are aimed at researchers, marketers, analysts, and other knowledge workers.

The chatbot is slowly becoming a coworker.

Google launched Docs Live, letting users brainstorm, edit, and draft documents by simply talking.

Instead of typing every idea, you can now think out loud while Docs does the organizing.

Google's new Android feature can detect potential AI-powered impersonation calls and warn users in real time. As voice cloning gets better, so do the defenses.

Microsoft unveiled a wave of AI updates across Copilot, Azure, Windows, and GitHub at Build 2026.

From AI agents to smarter developer tools, the company made one thing clear: it's building for an AI-first future. 🤖

Most people deal with mosquitoes by closing a window. One engineer decided to build an AI-powered laser cannon.

After four months of work (and an unknown number of mosquito bites), he trained a computer vision model to spot, track, and zap mosquitoes automatically.

Humanity's greatest minds are finally solving the problems that matter.

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