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India emerges as the top country for Google’s Nano Banana usage, with users creating retro Bollywood portraits, AI sarees, and cityscape selfies. The Gemini app surges in popularity on App…
Google partners with the U.K. nonprofit StopNCII to combat nonconsensual intimate images (revenge porn) by using digital hashes to proactively identify and remove private content from…
Google rolls out Gemini in Chrome to all Mac and Windows desktop users in the U.S., adding agentic browsing capabilities, AI Mode in the address bar, multi-tab assistance, scam protection…
Google is updating its Discover page in the Search app to let users follow publishers and creators, providing more personalized content including articles, YouTube Shorts, and posts from X…
Google has launched a new Windows desktop app with a Spotlight-like search bar, letting users quickly find files, apps, Google Drive content, and web results using Alt + Space.
Alphabet surpasses $3 trillion in market value after a federal judge rejects DOJ’s proposed breakup. Google’s search monopoly and cloud AI growth continue to drive investor confidence.
Explore why AI training matters for future careers and which industries need practical artificial intelligence skills. Compare learning opportunities in healthcare, finance, manufacturing…
The AI boom is shifting the competitive landscape, potentially leaving AI’s biggest companies, like OpenAI and Anthropic, as suppliers in a low-margin, commodity-driven business.
People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel accuses Google of being a "bad actor" for using the same crawler for both search and AI products, which he claims is stealing content from publishers.
Gmail introduces a new “Purchases” tab to organize upcoming and past deliveries in one place, plus updates to Promotions for easier deal tracking.
Common Sense Media labels Google’s Gemini AI products as "high risk" for kids and teens in a new safety assessment, citing concerns about inappropriate content and the need for age-specific…
Google will not be forced to break up its search business, but a federal judge has tentatively ordered other changes to the tech giant’s business practices to keep it from further…
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