I don’t have anything useful to say in response to this just now, but it made me smile. Thoughts?

In my latest AI Rabbit Holes video I interview Mark Kashef, who is an AI expert and one of my favorite YouTubers in the AI space. Mark reveals why 2026 is the year of depth over breadth, and why mastering Claude Code, Skills, and AI Ecosystems will separate the winners from those left behind. Be sure to like/comment/share if you found value and also check out Mark's channel! 🙂

I suggest looking at this announcement from Google today - https://x.com/Google/status/2011473056921706852 Add another point for Google in the AI Race. 2026 looks like the year of OpenAI's decline unless they do something big soon... If you frequently use Google's products (Gmail, Drive, YouTube, Search, etc.) this will make ChatGPT's memory advantage obsolete.

Hi everyone. My name is Dr Norva Semoy Abiona and I am based in the UK, originally from Trinidad. I am a relationship, business and work life balance coach, an international speaker and an author. I help women, especially wives, to build fulfilling lives, strong relationships and successful businesses. What intrigues me most about AI is how it can save time, amplify impact and support content creation, marketing and systems so purpose-driven businesses can grow without burnout. I am excited to learn, share and explore how AI can be used ethically and effectively to serve people at a higher level. I am looking forward to connecting with you all. Blessings and grateful....😊

I don't have access to this yet, but reading a bit about it it reminded me of what @Ryan Doser mentioned about what Google already knows about you and its whole eco system. This is from the article I read "What makes this moment notable is scale. Google already sits on decades of user context across communication, media, location, and intent. Folding that context into a single reasoning layer turns Gemini from a chatbot into something closer to a memory-aware collaborator. The Financial Times notes that this is where competitive pressure is pushing the entire industry: smarter systems will come less from clever prompts and more from long-term context, persistent memory, and tighter integration into daily workflows. Sundar Pichai has framed this shift as moving “from information to intelligence,” and it shows. The upside is practical and immediate. Planning trips becomes faster when past travel is remembered. Writing improves when the system understands tone from emails. Decisions get easier when AI can connect signals across work and life. This isn’t just about convenience. It hints at a future where cognitive load drops, focus increases, and human creativity is spent on judgment rather than recall. Careers will increasingly reward people who can think clearly alongside systems that remember everything." And here we are only 15 days into January!