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Who's Trading Better: AI or Human?
Happy long weekend eve! Sipping my Gin & Tonic, trying to enjoy the last days of my holidays. Good time to clean out your inbox and ensure you don't publish any breaking changes before the weekend.
Quick Bytes

Google Labs
Google is secretly releasing some amazing projects. However, they are not getting much press. I highly recommend having a look at the Google Labs projects that are currently available. Here are just a couple of examples:
Data Science Agent - autonomous code agent
Whisk - Uses images as Prompts
/Code - AI Developer experiments
And tons more!!

Open Source AI Hedge Fund
What if you could employ all the greatest investing minds in the world to help you manage your finances? Well, wait no more. The AI Hedge Fund is an open-source project that simulates trading your portfolio.
The Tool creates agents from the best investment minds and orchestrates them through a Risk Manager and Portfolio Manager Agent before making decisions. Using a similar agent architecture, the project is exciting and inspiring for other use cases.
The AI Hedge Fund repo is also trending this week on GitHub. (Not investment advice)
VS Code Agent Mode
VS Code just got better. Microsoft drops AgentMode in VS Code—bringing AI agents directly into your coding workflow. Think multi-agent debugging, smart code suggestions, and context-aware conversations, all inside your IDE.
Want to know the difference between MCP and Google's A2A? The Tweet thread, including an infographic, explains it the best I've seen so far.
𝗠𝗖𝗣 𝘃𝘀. 𝗔𝟮𝗔
Two days ago Google announced an open A2A (Agent2Agent) protocol in an attempt to normalise how we implement multi-Agent system communication.
As always, social media is going crazy about it, but why?
Let’s review the differences and how both protocols
— Aurimas Griciūnas (@Aurimas_Gr)
12:29 PM • Apr 11, 2025
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Happy Weekend!
Brian