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Nvidia just blew the doors off Q2, raking in a sky‑high $46.7 billion in revenue, a whopping 56% gain year‑over‑year, thanks entirely to booming demand in its AI‑powered data centers. The crown jewel? Their cutting‑edge Blackwell chips, which alone drove around $27 billion of that haul, truly the jet fuel behind this AI rocket. Yet, despite the dazzling numbers, investors grew uneasy: Nvidia revealed no H20 chip sales to China last quarter, signaling geopolitical headwinds that might crimp growth down the road.

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Today’s AI Menu

▪️ Nvidia’s $46B boom, Google’s 3 bananas, AI career warnings & more

▪️ Tutorial: How does Krisp work with Zoom and Google Meet?

▪️ 5 new AI tools to boost your productivity

▪️ AI Special Edition: Memp gives AI Agents muscle memory

▪️ AI Daily Prompt

TODAY IN WORLD OF AI

🤹‍♂️ Google’s “3 Bananas” reveal - A playful path to powerful AI

Last night, Google CEO Sundar Pichai dropped a cheeky clue, three banana emojis on X, leaving the AI world buzzing. It wasn’t a random choice, but a playful wink toward Google’s new AI-powered image editing tool, internally nicknamed “Nano Banana”, now officially unveiled as Gemini 2.5 Flash Image.

This fresh Gemini module is no mere gimmick, it elevates AI-assisted photo editing by maintaining consistent likenesses of people, pets, or objects across multiple tweaks. That means your furry friend or that candid moment stays recognizable, even through radical transformations.

What’s more, Google isn’t hiding this innovation in a lab, they’ve rolled it out globally via the Gemini app for both free and paid users. For developers and enterprises, it’s available through Gemini API, AI Studio, and Vertex AI, complete with visible and invisible watermarks for transparency and priced at about $0.039 per image.

THE AI INSTITUTE

How does Krisp work with Zoom and Google Meet❓

▪️ Open Krisp and log in / sign up

▪️ In your meeting app (e.g., Zoom, Google Meet, Teams):

• Go to Audio Settings

• Select “Krisp Microphone” as your input

• (Optional) Select “Krisp Speaker” for noise-free output

▪️ Join your call → background noise is removed automatically

▪️ Adjust noise cancellation toggle in Krisp app if needed

FOOD FOR PRODUCTIVITY

5 tools for your productivity

📧 Shortwave: AI-powered Gmail alternative with smart summarization.

📝 Grammarly: AI-powered writing assistant that corrects tone, clarity, and helps you write with intent across platforms.

⏱ Calendly (AI 2.0): Automates scheduling by analyzing your habits; now even accepts voice commands to set meetings.

🗂 Evernote AI: Transforms your notes into organized, prioritized, and follow-up-ready to-dos with smart reminders.

📝 Granola: Transcribes meetings, summarizes action items, and generates follow-up emails effortlessly.

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EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW

Simulator: Salesforce has rolled out CRMArena‑Pro, a “flight simulator” for enterprise AI agents designed to stress-test models in digital twins of real office chaos so they don’t stall when the stakes are highest. With 95% of AI pilots flunking out before deployment, this move brings AI from flashy demos into field-ready reliability.

Migration: A recent report by Caylent reveals a bitter truth: only 6% of data migrations especially complex ones like on‑prem to cloud or cross‑database upgrades finish on time, and nearly half endure over five hours of downtime. Yet, 77% of leaders say AI can help if wielded with skill. The gap? A shortage of real AI expertise to steer migrations to smooth landings.

Intrusion: Anthropic’s latest trick: Claude for Chrome is now live in a limited beta letting the AI roam your browser but with safety front and center. Prompt injection attacks dropped from 23.6% to 11.2%, with certain URL manipulations stopped cold. Still, the threat isn’t gone; Anthropic knows they'll need sharper armor before letting Claude run wild.

Obsolete: Jad Tarifi, founder of Google’s first generative AI team, is dropping a reality check: by the time you graduate with a law, medicine, or PhD, the field may already have moved on. Instead of chasing diplomas, he urges students to build emotional intelligence, adaptability, and niche skills especially in fast-moving arenas like AI for biology.

AI SPECIAL EDITION

🧠 Memp, teaching AI Agents to remember like humans

Imagine your AI agent learning from past tasks not just following pre‑programmed rules, but building a procedural memory, much like our own muscle memory. That’s exactly the leap forward introduced by the Memp framework, a collaborative breakthrough from Zhejiang University and Alibaba.

Memp equips AI agents with dynamic, evolving memory that captures past actions as step‑by‑step scripts and abstract patterns. This allows agents to refine their approach over time cutting out redundant exploration and slashing token usage while boosting success rates.

Perhaps most exciting? The procedural memory generated by a powerful model like GPT‑4o can be transferred to a leaner model like Qwen 2.5‑14B. The result: smaller, cost‑efficient agents that punch above their weight in planning and task execution.

In pursuit of truly autonomous agents, the next frontier could be having LLMs act as self‑judges delivering nuanced feedback to help improve performance on subjective tasks without brittle, hand‑crafted rules.

The impact? Greater efficiency, smoother deployment, and a roadmap toward resilient, self-learning AI systems that work smarter not harder.

AI PROMPT OF THE DAY

🧘‍♂️ Prompt for designing a daily mindset journal prompt for audience

Prompt: Design a daily mindset journal prompt that helps my audience build clarity, focus, and self-awareness. It should include 1 powerful question, a short reflection section, and an optional affirmation. Keep it simple, impactful, and aligned with personal growth.

Helpful? Check out our best AI prompts!

Thanks for reading.

Until tomorrow!

Shinky & the Hanoomaan AI team