Users are excited about Genspark's AI Workspace 6.0 and SecondBrain hardware because persistent context transforms AI into a teammate and the meeting-capture device looks like a perfect trojan horse.
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@rohanpaul_ai 35 hours on a card thin recorder is a real number that's not a gimmick spec
So much work is happening on the memory font. Genspark Launches AI Workspace 6.0. The biggest update is SecondBrain, a personal and persistent memory system. It merges email, meetings, messages, documents, apps, and project history into one continuously available context layer. The agent can retrieve prior decisions, unfinished tasks, recurring patterns, and relevant records before taking action. They also launched their first hardware, SecondBrain Note. A card-thin AI voice recorder. Press once to record up to 35 hours.
🚀 Introducing Genspark AI Workspace 6.0, our most ambitious release yet. The idea behind 6.0 is simple: AI's next breakthrough isn't models. It's context. Even the most powerful model starts from zero if it doesn't understand your projects, team, inbox, meetings, files, and decisions. Today's AI is a genius with a goldfish memory, every conversation starts from scratch. Genspark 6.0 changes that, moving AI beyond one-off generation into a workspace where agents remember, build, collaborate, and act. What's new: The biggest update is SecondBrain, your own personal memory system. Connect your emails, meeting notes, IMs, docs, apps, and Genspark projects into one context layer. This way, Genspark Super Agent can work from everything it knows about you, more personally and intelligently. And to feed your SecondBrain, meet our first hardware, SecondBrain Note. A card-thin AI voice recorder. Press once to record up to 35 hours. Every meeting automatically becomes AI notes that flow right into your SecondBrain. For teams, we've reimagined Genspark Teams into GenTeam. A workspace where your team and AI agents chat and work side by side. For the office suite, we've upgraded the AI Inbox into GenMail. An app for both desktop and mobile, with an email agent built on an email brain that knows you and handles your inbox 10× faster. For the build suite, we've added Genspark Design and AgentBase. Design takes you from rough idea to professional, production-ready design, prototypes, videos, posters, and more. AgentBase is an agent that builds custom dashboards, CRMs, and internal systems from your data. And AI Slides gets even better. New Slide Skills make every deck think like an expert, and a redesigned canvas makes editing smoother. Come try the new Genspark 6.0 today: https://www.genspark.ai/ 🎁 To celebrate 6.0, we're giving away free credits, details in the thread.
The hardware wave is picking up speed. Genspark just launched its first hardware, SecondBrain Note, a card-sized thin recorder pairing 35hrs of audio capture with searchable meeting memory. The 2.95mm, 26g aluminum card uses 4 microphones and 64GB storage for standalone capture. It hears speakers upto 5m, then sends conversations into SecondBrain for transcription and summaries. SecondBrain Note treats capture as the first step, then converts speech into reusable context & memory for later work. So past discussions will inform documents, tasks, and searches.
🚀 Your second brain. In a card. Meet SecondBrain Note, our first hardware. A card-thin AI voice recorder. Press once, and every meeting turns itself into notes, saved straight into your SecondBrain. You just listen. Always with you — just 2.95 mm thin and 26 g light, it slips into your card holder and onto your phone. Never miss a word — it picks up voices from over 5 meters away and records up to 35 hours. Your conversations stay yours — enterprise-grade security, certified SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. Get yours at launch, $179 (10% off) → https://shop.genspark.ai/
@rohanpaul_ai How does the device ensure that other parties know (and are periodically reminded) that they're being recorded and uploaded to someone's cloud? (Perhaps each voice in the room must identify itself and explicitly grant the device permission, or the device shuts down.)
@rohanpaul_ai That hardware looks amazing if it delivers on what it is marketing. Perfect trojan horse. Surprised this wasn't OpenAI's first hardware product. Makes so much sense.
@rohanpaul_ai Genspark's card recorder shows the real moat moved to the sensor layer now that models are commoditized
@rohanpaul_ai Persistent context changes the experience completely. The difference between an assistant and a teammate is often remembering what happened before.
@rohanpaul_ai 35 hours of local storage is genuinely useful. Before I use it in a client meeting, I need to know: does transcription stay on-device, or does every conversation hit their cloud automatically?
@rohanpaul_ai everyone is building memory systems now but the real question is whether people want their entire context persisted or if they prefer to forget sometimes