Marie Haynes

It is becoming more and more clear to me that AI will one day replace all knowledge work.

I sent out my first reports this week that use "Marie's Brain" - an OKF system filled with my knowledge + my algo update MCP + Gemini 4 Argon. I sent six reports this week. Normally it takes me 2+ weeks to do one of these.

The system is about as good as an employee with about 8-12 months of training. In many cases it is finding things that I wouldn't even have thought to look for.

It generates a report for me and I give it feedback on things to improve. Then we use the /learn command and Antigravity adds skills and rules so that it can do better next time.

Each report gets a little better and needs less feedback from me.

I expect that within a few weeks I'll be at the point where almost everything is automated.

-User purchases via Stripe
-Stripe redirects to a form for more info
-The form entry triggers an Antigravity instance which runs the report
-The report is sent to me for review
-I approve it and Antigravity sends it off to the client

How long before that 4th step is not necessary? I can easily believe that as the models get better eventually and the system continues to learn I won't need to make corrections. And I think we'll likely get to the place where I'm not needed to provide ongoing knowledge updates.

In the short term, I'm excited. I think there's so much opportunity for anyone who has knowledge that people pay for as well as knowledge in how to use AI.

In the long term, I don't know what happens to the world when AI can do the majority if not all of the knowledge work.

Woh. There's a new voice mode in Antigravity that is super cool. You just converse back and forth…it's different from just using voice typing.

Here it gave me a few options on how to display something in a report and then we just conversed about it super naturally and then it went off to do stuff.

It's hard to express how much of an step up this feels. It's like a whole new product.

The new search feature in Antigravity is a nice improvement.

Makes it way easier to jump to the right agents to get stuff done.

Plus it's also easier now to do remote sessions and you can have agents run remotely without you having your computer open.

What goes into your brain's context window shapes your life's output.

Woh. I missed this part before. This will impact traffic for many sites.

Google is turning off access to Search and Gemini for all K-12 students on a student Google account unless the school administrators explicitly turn them on.

According to AI Mode Google classroom has 150 million users, the vast majority of whom are in K-12.

Even if only 100 million to 120 million of those global accounts belong to K-12 students, and an active student performs a conservative 2 to 5 searches per school day, this change touches roughly 200 million to 600 million daily searches (or 35 billion to 100+ billion searches per school year).

H/T @rustybrick: seroundtable.com/google-search-…