Asin you use white handkerchief clean cutlery finish, chook am inside food wey you cook dey watch me make I take first spoon.
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Asin you use white handkerchief clean cutlery finish, chook am inside food wey you cook dey watch me make I take first spoon.
I didn’t grow up watching kanayo o kanayo movies for nothing o 😂
Switch #2: The One Nobody Finds
The first setting alone doesn’t do the job. Most people never scroll this far.
Same settings page: Google Workspace smart features → Manage Workspace smart feature settings → Untick both boxes → Save.
If both aren’t off, it’s still on.
Start With the Main Switch
Google puts this one in plain sight, but there’s more hiding beneath it.
On Gmail Desktop:
⚙️ Settings → See all settings → Smart features and personalization → Turn off “Smart features in Gmail, Chat, and Meet” → Save Changes.
The prompt that once felt like a superpower is suddenly something the model handles automatically.
The workflow you spent weeks perfecting now takes a few clicks.
So what happens when the tools you’re learning keep getting smarter?
It’s happening TODAY. 🎙️
AI is changing fast. Your approach to learning it should too.
We’re getting into what actually matters when building an AI skill in 2026.
Don’t just hear about it tomorrow. Pull up today. 👀
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An AI project is now the largest private infrastructure investment in American history.
Project Stargate committed $500B to US data centres, $100B of it immediately. Bigger than any railroad or highway program before it.
This is one of the 7 facts that will change how you look at the AI industry this year.
More facts are in the H1 2026 Industry Report: https://t.co/gQlP5SlS66