����️ Former Google security leaders raise $36M to fight AI-powered phishing
AegisAI, founded by former Google security executives, has raised $36 million in Series A funding to combat the growing wave of AI-generated spear phishing attacks. Its AI agents analyze emails like a human, detecting subtle signs of fraud that traditional rule-based systems often miss. (TechCrunch)
Key highlights:
• $36M Series A led by Battery Ventures
• Uses AI agents to detect sophisticated phishing emails
• Built by former Google Safe Browsing and reCAPTCHA leaders
• Targets AI-generated business email compromise (BEC) attacks (TechCrunch)
💡 Why it matters:
As attackers increasingly use AI to craft convincing phishing emails, defenders are responding with AI of their own. The future of cybersecurity is becoming AI vs. AI. (TechCrunch)
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If I had to teach someone AI from scratch in one week:
Day 1: ChatGPT basics
Day 2: Prompt engineering
Day 3: Claude for writing
Day 4: Perplexity for research
Day 5: One image tool
Day 6: One automation tool
Day 7: Build something small
One week. Completely changed.
Things AI can do that most people don't know:
• Read and analyze a 100-page PDF in seconds
• Write code from plain English descriptions
• Translate with cultural context, not just words
• Generate a full course curriculum
• Debug your writing like an editor
You're not using it enough.
Stop treating AI like a search engine.
Treat it like a senior colleague.
Give it background. Ask for opinions. Push back. Iterate.
The quality of your output depends entirely on the quality of your conversation.
The best prompt I use every single day:
"Act as an expert in [X]. I want to [goal]. Give me a step-by-step plan. Be concise. No fluff."
Simple. Powerful. Works every time.
New Anthropic research: A global workspace in language models.
Of everything happening in your brain right now, only a tiny fraction is consciously accessible—thoughts you can describe, hold in mind, and reason with.
We found a strikingly similar divide inside Claude.
I built a free AI tool that generates high-quality prompts in seconds.
No signup. No API key. No paywall.
→ https://t.co/2saKz32K2Y
Try it and tell me what you think.
AI for students in 2026:
• @scholarcy → summarize research papers
• @explain_paper → simplify complex text
• @ConsensusNLP → evidence-based answers
• @elicitorg → literature review in minutes
• @GammaApp → presentations in seconds
Share this with every student you know.
Every time I post about AI, someone says:
"This is just hype."
Every time. Without fail.
Those same people are now asking me to teach them.
I don't say I told you so.
But I do think it very loudly. 😌
My most asked question: "How do you know so much about AI?"
Honest answer: I didn't wait for a class.
I just started using it. Broke it. Fixed it. Shared it.
That's the whole strategy.
A student once told me:
"I'm not a tech person. AI isn't for me."
I taught her one prompt.
She used it to write her thesis abstract.
She called me the next day in tears — happy ones.
AI is for everyone. Especially the ones who think it isn't.
The most valuable 30 minutes I spend each week:
Learning one new AI tool or feature.
That's it. One thing. Every week.
Compound interest — but for skills.
���️ AI for Teachers & Educators — Resources
Are you a teacher? Here's how AI can transform your classroom:
📌 Curipod — AI lesson plan builder (free)
→ https://t.co/2T4ZMZAfR3
📌 Magic School AI — 40+ AI tools for educators (free)
→ https://t.co/wpl4q5c6Uy
📌 SchoolAI — Student-safe AI assistant
→ https://t.co/PlKp9OPxLz
📌 Google "AI in Education" Course — Free PD for teachers
→ https://t.co/t9nfgtC7OW
📌 TeachAI — Guidance on teaching AI concepts
→ https://t.co/MJVQraC5N7
💡 AI-literate teachers = AI-ready students.
The classroom transformation starts with YOU.
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