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Google launches Gemini Mac app with screen sharing, image generation

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  1. Google launches Gemini Mac app with screen sharing, image generation
  2. Allbirds, former shoe brand, pivots to AI compute after $39M sale
  3. Accel raises $5B to back more AI startups, boosting AUM to $36B
  4. Live Nation, Ticketmaster found to have illegally maintained monopoly
  5. S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 hit records as ceasefire hopes drive rally
  6. FDA to weigh easing limits on RFK Jr.-promoted peptides at July review

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1. Google launches Gemini Mac app with screen sharing, image generation

  • The native Mac app offers a “desktop-first experience” with an Option + Space keyboard shortcut.

  • Google’s Gemini spark is also available in the menu bar.

  • Users can upload files, Drive, Photos, and NotebookLM via the “Add files and tools” button.

  • Apple’s Liquid Glass design language is integrated into the app.

  • Watch the on-demand webinar to see how Slackbot lives in the flow of work, already understanding your conversations, files, and people—delivering answers and actions that are relevant and personalized to you.

  • Learn from real Slack customers, like Engine and Asymbl, as they share how Slackbot finds answers, analyzes documents, schedules meetings, creates content, and orchestrates specialized agents to execute complex workflows.

  • See contextual intelligence in action as Slackbot moves work forward by respecting your permissions and working with the tools you trust.

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3. Allbirds, former shoe brand, pivots to AI compute after $39M sale

Allbirds stock closed +582% Wed. on the news:

Once valued at $4B+, Allbirds’ stock has fallen 99%+ since its 2021 Nasdaq IPO

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5. Accel raises $5B to back more AI startups, boosting AUM to $36B

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