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Today’s headline that’s got everyone talking….. General Motors just cut more than 600 salaried IT jobs but this is less about shrinking and more about shifting.

Let’s break it down.

Today’s Unfiltered Report Features:

• Top Stories Including: Google Expands Gemini Across Android and Threads Is Testing AI Replies Inside Conversations

• GM Is Rebuilding Its Tech Team Around AI

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Top Stories

Google Expands Gemini Across Android: Google announced a wave of new Gemini-powered Android features focused on automating everyday tasks across apps and devices. Users will soon be able to do things like turn grocery lists into shopping carts, autofill complex forms, summarize webpages in Chrome, and clean up voice dictation with a new feature called Rambler.

Google is also introducing AI-generated widgets that users can create with simple prompts, adding another layer of personalization to Android devices. The rollout begins this summer on newer Samsung Galaxy and Pixel phones before expanding across more Android devices later this year.

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Threads Is Testing AI Replies Inside Conversations: Meta is testing a new feature on Threads that lets users tag Meta AI directly in posts and replies to ask questions or get context on trending topics. The feature works similarly to Grok on X, allowing people to ask things like why a topic is trending or what’s happening in sports, fashion or news without leaving the app. Meta says the goal is to make Threads more useful for real-time conversations and recommendations, while still giving users the option to mute or hide AI responses if they want less AI in their feed.

NVIDIA Partners With IREN to Expand AI Infrastructure: NVIDIA and IREN announced a major partnership focused on building large-scale AI infrastructure and data centers. The companies plan to support up to 5 gigawatts of NVIDIA-powered AI infrastructure across IREN’s global data center pipeline, with a major focus on IREN’s Sweetwater, Texas campus. NVIDIA will also receive the option to purchase up to $2.1 billion worth of IREN shares as part of the agreement. The partnership is centered around expanding access to AI compute for startups and enterprise companies as demand for AI infrastructure continues to surge.

GM Is Rebuilding Its Tech Team Around AI

General Motors just cut more than 600 salaried IT jobs but this is less about shrinking and more about shifting. The company is replacing older technical roles with people who specialize in AI development, cloud systems, data engineering and building AI workflows from the ground up.

This is what AI adoption actually looks like inside large companies. It is not just employees using ChatGPT to write emails faster. Businesses are starting to rethink entire departments, hiring priorities and workflows around AI.

For employees and business owners, this is the real takeaway: the safest position moving forward is becoming someone who understands how to work with AI instead of ignoring it and hoping things stay the same.

Some things people can start doing now:

• Learn how AI applies to your specific industry instead of only using generic prompts

• Start building simple workflows that save time in your job or business

• Get comfortable with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, automation platforms, and AI research tools

• Learn basic prompting, organization, and systems thinking

• Stay close to people actively using AI so you can see real examples in action

• Focus on becoming more adaptable instead of trying to memorize one skill forever

• Use AI to increase output, improve decision-making, and simplify repetitive tasks

The people who embrace these tools early usually gain confidence, speed, and leverage long before everyone else catches up. History tends to reward the early adopters of new technology.

That’s a Wrap for Today 👋

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