Positive users see Google's always-on AI agent as enabling major operational shifts and reduced cognitive load, while negative users view it as intrusive and uninvited.
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The old model:
→ You prompt → It responds → You prompt again
The new model (Gemini Spark):
→ Runs 24/7 in the background → Connected to Gmail, Docs, Slides → Acts without waiting for your next command
That's not an upgrade. That's a different category of tool.
AI moving from reactive to autonomous is the biggest operational shift in years.
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Google is building the infrastructure for your digital life on autopilot.
What's the first workflow you'd hand off to a 24/7 AI agent?
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The real implication for leaders: This isn't about saving 20 minutes a day.
It's about removing the cognitive tax of managing information entirely.
The orgs that wire this into their workflows first will have a structural advantage over those still copy-pasting into chatbots.
What it actually does while you're offline:
→ Scans your credit card statements, flags hidden subscriptions → Monitors school or team emails, sends you one clean daily digest → Pulls meeting notes from emails and chats, builds a polished doc, drafts the kickoff email
Zero prompts. Zero tab-switching.
@Ronald_vanLoon @Google So now AI is like that one uncle who *ALWAYS* has a solution—even when you didn’t ask for one. "Your phone’s locked? Perfect! Time for a *voluntary* productivity bootcamp." 😌