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1 - Google Photos Turn Your Into A MEME

Google Photos now has a fun new tool called Me Meme. It uses smart technology to make funny pictures with your face in them.

Here's how it works:

1. You can pick from ready-made funny picture ideas that Google gives you.

2. You can also use your own photos to make the memes.

3. If you don't like how it looks, you can make it again until you're happy.

Right now, this tool is slowly coming to phones that use Android and Apple. It works better when you use clear photos of your face looking at the camera. Google says this is still being tested, so sometimes the pictures might not look exactly like you.

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2 - Nano Banana Prompt Of The Day

{
"action": "image_generation",
"input": {
"prompt": "A tiny, miniature man (from attached photo) standing inside a domestic refrigerator, diligently organizing the contents. He is about 10cm tall, wearing a thick blue winter parka, a white knitted beanie, warm gloves, and sturdy boots. He is seen stacking small colorful food boxes and arranging glass jars filled with ingredients on the glass shelves. Beside him is a giant head of broccoli and a tiny table with a steaming cup of coffee. The refrigerator is brightly lit from within, with frost on the shelves and neatly arranged vegetables in the drawers below. High detail, realistic style, whimsical atmosphere."
}
}

3 - Trending AI News

• Apple to unveil Google Gemini-powered Siri next month - The tech giant plans to announce a more personalized version of Siri powered by Google Gemini in the second half of February, with the new assistant becoming available in iOS 26.4 by March or early April.

• Google's Gemini reveals how it interprets local businesses - The AI is delivering structured insights that blend review data, menu highlights and venue vibes into concise previews, showing business owners exactly how Google's AI understands and represents their establishments.

• Over half of AI projects delayed or scrapped due to complexity - More than 50% of AI projects have been delayed or abandoned in the past two years because companies find them too complex to manage effectively.

• OpenAI faces scrutiny over ChatGPT advertising plans - Concerns are mounting about whether voluntary safeguards will hold once advertising becomes central to the business, with critics warning of structural conflicts of interest similar to social media platforms.

• Google enables beginners to create software with Gemini 3 - Through the new Google AI Studio powered by Gemini 3, users with no programming background can create software using natural language prompts in an era of "vibe coding."

• Gmail enters Gemini era with AI Overviews - The email platform now uses AI to summarize long email threads and answer questions about your inbox using natural language, with features like Help Me Write and Suggested Replies rolling out to all users.

• AI industry shifts focus from AGI to practical applications - Major AI companies are backing away from the promise of artificial general intelligence, with CEOs calling it an "outdated" term as evidence mounts that large language models cannot achieve this benchmark.

• 2026 becomes "show me the money" year for AI - Enterprises will demand real return on investment from their AI spending, with boards shifting from counting tokens and pilots to counting dollars, while some aggressive spending could bankrupt major companies.

• AI moves from hype to pragmatism in 2026 - The industry is transitioning from building ever-larger language models toward making AI usable, deploying smaller models where they fit, and designing systems that integrate into human workflows.

• OpenAI reorganizes teams for audio-first future - The company has unified several engineering, product, and research teams to overhaul its audio models in preparation for an audio-first personal device expected to launch in about a year, with a new model slated for early 2026.

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ali