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Sep 19, 2025 Uber is back at it with drone delivery trials, aiming to revolutionize logistics. Google introduces a fun twist by allowing users to share their custom AI assistants, called Gems. Meanwhile, Meta continues to push tech boundaries with smart glasses and an intriguing Neural Band pitch. The podcast also dives into the latest startup buzz, showcasing fresh funding initiatives that could change the game. It's a fast-paced discussion on the future of technology and innovation!
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Uber Revives Drone Delivery Trials
- Uber is restarting drone delivery trials for Uber Eats via a partnership and investment in Flytrex as regulations loosen.
- The move follows prior trials and broader industry progress toward routine aerial deliveries.
Gem Sharing Makes Custom AI Portable
- Google now lets users share custom Gemini 'gems' like Drive files, widening access and reducing duplicated effort.
- Shared gems can be view-only or editable, and the feature rolled out first to paid tiers before reaching everyone.
Everyday Uses For Shared Gems
- Google suggests practical uses like collaborative vacation planning, meal planners, and writing projects for shared gems.
- The Gem Manager on the web app provides share controls similar to Google Drive permissions.