🍭 Your Job Isn’t Gone. Yet. 😥

Good morning. The intern said “don’t worry, the AI remembers everything.”
That didn’t make anyone feel better.

Let’s dive in 👇

🍭 What’s Cookin’:

• OpenAI’s quiet push toward voice-first AI (and why Tolan matters)

• A bold warning for white-collar jobs

• A one-click AI prompt to finally fix your chaotic workout routine

• Gmail’s new AI Inbox that turns emails into action items

Steal This Prompt
💪 One-Click Personal Trainer

This prompt turns a single word into a full book blueprint with a title, chapter framework, and structure.

Use it to:

• Fix your “random YouTube workout” era

• Rebuild after falling off for 3 months (no judgment)

• Prove you can get fit without a $300/month trainer.

Workflow:

1. Click this link (Prompt).

2. Paste into your AI model

3. Replace the #s with your goals, experience level, equipment, and time

4. Watch it cook (your workouts suddenly make sense)

   Try the prompt on Snack Prompt

OpenAI
🎙️ Tolan Signals the Quiet Shift to Voice-First AI

The Bite:
OpenAI just introduced Tolan, a voice-first AI experience that’s less about typing prompts and more about having ongoing conversations.

It remembers context, speaks naturally, and is designed to feel consistent across interactions.

Think less “ask a chatbot,” more “build your own Jarvis.”

It’s not flashy, but it’s a meaningful move toward AI as an interface, not just a tool.

Snacks:

• Tolan is built around spoken interaction, not text boxes.

• It can remember past conversations and preferences over time.

• Same tone, same personality, session to session.

• Meant to feel faster, smoother, and more natural in dialogue.

• This isn’t a demo. It’s where OpenAI thinks interfaces are heading.

Why it Bites:
For years, AI lived behind keyboards and chat windows.

Tolan suggests the next phase is conversational, ambient, and always there.
More like an operating layer than an app.

It’s a quiet change, but important.

When voice becomes the default interface,
AI stops feeling like software and starts feeling like a presence.

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Job Market
⚠️ An AI Expert Says 99% of Jobs Could Vanish by 2030

The Bite:
A security expert is warning that automation could eliminate up to 99% of jobs within the next five years, leaving only a handful of roles behind.

The claim is extreme and doesn’t line up cleanly with what we’re seeing today, but it’s not random fear-mongering either.

That’s because reality can change quickly nowadays.

The argument is simple: automation is accelerating faster than companies, workers, and governments are ready for.

Especially in white-collar work, the ground is already shifting.

Snacks:

• Knowledge work seems easier to automate than physical jobs.

• Companies deploy automation faster than workers can retrain.

• Governments aren’t moving at the same pace as AI adoption.

• We’re not seeing mass job loss yet, but roles are thinning.

• The number may be wrong, but the direction isn’t.

Why it bites:
The 99% figure deserves skepticism, but dismissing it entirely misses the point.

Automation isn’t arriving as one big event.
It’s quietly eating tasks, then roles, then teams.

For white-collar workers, this is less about panic and more about awareness.
The future of work isn’t disappearing overnight.

It’s being rewritten line by line.

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🧠 You Need to Know

🧠 McKinsey Boss Says These Human Skills Still Beat AI
→ McKinsey’s global leader says AI can automate tasks, but humans still dominate judgment, creativity, leadership, and setting direction.

📬 Gmail Tests “AI Inbox” That Turns Emails Into To-Dos
→ Google is piloting an AI Inbox tab that reads emails, surfaces priorities, and auto-suggests action items like replies and bill payments.

🌍 AI Predictions For 2026: Power, Jobs, And Control
→ Al Jazeera explores how rapid AI growth could reshape economies, surveillance, and labor markets within the next year.

⚠️ AI Automation Could Eliminate 99% Of Jobs By 2030
→ An AI security expert warns unchecked automation could wipe out most jobs, with governments unprepared for the impact.

🎙️ OpenAI Introduces Tolan, A Voice-First AI Experience
→ OpenAI showcases Tolan, a conversational AI built for natural voice interaction with memory and personality across sessions.