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Your inbox is about to become a lot more than a place to store emails. Google is turning Gmail into an active assistant for heavy users, one that not...

Google’s Gemini AI just got a whole lot more personal, and it’s coming to everyone in the US, free tier included.

Washington's focus is locked on viral deepfakes. Yet the greater danger, analysts warn, isn't flashy content.

Google calls its new Gemma AI a tool for developers. Senator Marsha Blackburn calls it a risk that should be shut down. Both might be right.

Reliance Jio just handed its 5G subscribers a ₹1,950-per-month gift. The telecom giant is bundling free 18-month subscriptions to Google's premium...

Google Research trained a foundation model on more than one trillion minutes of wearable sensor data pulled from five million Fitbit and Pixel Watch...

ByteDance built a language model that types four times faster than the usual kind. It also scores worse on tests. That’s the simple version.

AI can't do science yet. It can't even reliably fake it. A new benchmark built from real, unpublished graduate-level physics problems shows the...

Google.org is writing checks. Big ones. Announced Thursday at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, a $30 million "Global AI for Government Innovation...

Image generation has crossed a threshold. It’s no longer about whimsical portraits or surreal landscapes; it’s about slides that render correctly...

Storage is not a single solution, but a marketplace of services, and the technology you choose depends entirely on what you value most.

Every tech company now sells an AI coding assistant. Developers are drowning in them. GitHub, owned by Microsoft, wants to be the life raft.

Allbirds is the latest company to prove that selling sneakers is less profitable than selling hype.

Every rollout is a lesson, if the agent knows how to listen. Google Cloud AI’s new ReasoningBank doesn’t just let an LLM stumble and pick the best...

The exit of OpenAI’s robotics lead wasn’t just a resignation, it was a signal. The departure came as the company deepened its ties with the Pentagon,...

Forget a two-horse race. The scramble for AI dominance just got a new, well-funded national entrant.

Smart home security cameras have always been liars. They panic over falling leaves, document the secret lives of squirrels, and treat every shift of...

Google Vids is getting a serious shot of AI firepower. Veo and Lyria models are on board now, along with directable avatars that can turn your rough...

OpenAI’s Greg Brockman made a sharp, public wager in a recent interview with journalist Alex Kantrowitz.

In a Swedish classroom, a teacher just reclaimed hours once lost to lesson planning, and students are gaining fluency in an AI-shaped world.