If you're here from social media, welcome to Venture Insider 🚀 Google has just unveiled Disco - its new AI-powered browser that's set to revolutionize how we interact with the web. I got early access, and I'm breaking it all down here. GET EARLY ACCESS: 👉 https://labs.google/disco --- What is Disco? Disco is Google's experimental AI browser that integrates their latest Gemini models directly into your browsing experience. Think of it as Chrome on steroids - it can: → Summarize entire web pages in seconds → Answer questions about content you're viewing in real-time → Generate content based on multiple sources simultaneously → Navigate and extract info across tabs autonomously This isn't just another AI wrapper. It's Google's play to own the next generation of web browsing. --- Why VCs care (and why I'm paying attention): This signals a significant shift in how Google thinks about AI distribution. Instead of bolting AI onto existing products, they're rebuilding the browser from scratch with AI at the core. What this means for startups: - The "AI browser" vertical is about to get very crowded (Arc, Brave, Opera already moving) - Huge opportunity in AI-native productivity tools built FOR browsers like Disco - Search is being disrupted in real-time - I'm seeing deal flow spike in alternative search/discovery startups I'm actively evaluating companies building: ✅ AI-powered research tools ✅ Browser-native AI agents ✅ Next-gen knowledge management systems --- How to actually use Disco (my testing notes): Best use cases I've found: 1. Research deep-dives - Ask Disco to summarize 10+ articles on a topic and synthesize key insights 2. Competitive analysis - Have it compare competitor websites and extract differentiators 3. Content creation - Feed it sources and have it generate outlines/drafts based on multiple references 4. Learning - Ask questions about complex topics and get explanations with cited sources What works: - Way faster than manually clicking through sources

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Google just unleashed 12 new AI coding tools, and it's kind of insane. I made a full breakdown video, but here's the quick hit list of what's actually useful: --- THE BIG ONES (Worth Your Time): Antigravity - The "Cursor-killer" agentic IDE that builds full apps from text prompts → Most hyped, might actually live up to it Google AI Studio - Prototype MVPs and spin up AI apps in seconds → Think Lovable but from Google Jules - Autonomous agent that connects to GitHub, builds features, fixes bugs → This one's legit scary good Gemini Code Assist - AI pair programmer for VS Code, Cursor, and other IDEs → Direct Claude Code competitor Gemini CLI - Terminal pilot for commands, tests, and source control → Like Claude Code but in your terminal --- THE USEFUL ONES (Specific Use Cases): Stitch - Turns UI wireframes into clean frontend code → Great for designers who can't code Opal - Build no-code AI workflows with simple language → For non-technical founders Codewiki - Self-updating GitHub wiki that explains your entire codebase → Game-changer for onboarding new devs Data Science Agent - Automates data cleaning, analysis, and charting → If you work with data, check this out --- THE INFRASTRUCTURE ONES: Firebase Studio - Visual AI cockpit for managing backend Google Colab - Cloud Jupyter notebooks (not new but upgraded) Gemini Canvas - Shared visual workspace for coding with teams ---

Google just dropped Pomelli, and it's quite remarkable. Here's the full breakdown. --- WHAT IS POMELLI? Pomelli is Google's new AI marketing tool that generates complete campaign ideas with all the content, captions, and visuals you need - for free. Link: https://labs.google.com/pomelli/about/ It's still in Google Labs (experimental), but it's live, and anyone can use it. --- HOW IT WORKS: Step 1: Paste in your website URL Step 2: The AI scans everything: - Your brand visuals - Your tone of voice - Your product/service - Your existing content Step 3: It generates multiple complete marketing campaigns: - Campaign concepts and themes - Social media posts with captions - Visual mockups - Content calendars - Different variations to test Step 4: Edit and customize everything to match your needs Takes about 5-10 minutes to generate a full campaign that would normally take your team days or weeks. --- WHAT YOU GET: ✅ Multiple campaign concepts (usually 3-5 different directions) ✅ Ready-to-use social media posts ✅ Caption copy for each post ✅ Visual mockups and design suggestions ✅ Campaign strategy overview ✅ Fully editable assets Everything is customizable - you're not locked into what the AI generates. --- BEST USE CASES: For Startups: - Launch campaigns when you don't have a marketing team - Test multiple campaign angles before investing in one - Generate content for beta launches or product drops For Founders: - Quickly spin up marketing campaigns for new features - Get inspiration when you're stuck on positioning - Create content calendars without hiring an agency For Small Teams: - 10x your output without hiring more people - Test campaign concepts before committing budget - Generate variations to A/B test --- WHAT IT'S NOT GOOD FOR: ❌ Replacing human strategy - It generates ideas, but you still need to know what works for your audience ❌ Final polished assets - The visuals are mockups; you'll need a designer to finalize