The AI world is buzzing today with ex-Googlers building your second brain while Oracle's stock soars on AI demand. Meanwhile, the legal world gets a boost from FETCH as quantum computing secures a record-breaking billion-dollar investment.

Remember when your mom used to remind you about homework, doctor's appointments, and to call grandma? Well, three ex-Google X wizards just raised $6M to build that nagging mom energy into your phone. Their startup TwinMind launched yesterday with an app that's basically an AI stalker (the helpful kind) – it's constantly listening to everything around you, understanding context, and serving up real-time summaries as you move through your day. It's like if your diary wrote itself while judging your life choices. The founders are betting big that we're all willing to trade some privacy for never having to remember anything again. Honestly, for someone who forgot where they parked three times last week, I'm listening... just like their app is. The real question: will we all be comfortable with an AI that knows we actually spent those 'working from home' hours binge-watching reality TV?

Google just dropped Deep Think in the Gemini app today – it's not just thinking, it's overthinking (in a good way). The system explores multiple solution paths simultaneously through parallel computation and beefed-up reinforcement learning. It's like having five chess grandmasters attacking your problem at once, making standard AI models look like they're playing checkers instead.

DeepMind unveiled AlphaEarth Foundations yesterday, and it's basically Google Maps on steroids. The system ingests petabytes of Earth observation data to create a unified representation of our entire planet in unprecedented detail. This isn't just pretty pictures – it's a breakthrough for climate scientists, urban planners, and disaster response teams who can now track planetary changes through a single consolidated framework. DeepMind essentially just gave Earth its most comprehensive digital twin yet.