Google AI

When I first saw a pen that claims “one-swipe answers” I wondered if it could actually help anyone stuck with a printed test.

When I first tried to plug a large language model into a Python script, I ended up fighting with tangled dependencies, hunting for GPU memory, and...

When I first saw the headline “Agentic AI Training Efficiency: Less is More for Intelligent Agency,” I thought it was a typo.

When I first saw NotebookLM pop up in a boardroom deck, I was surprised - I’d only known it as a tool for trimming down articles and notes.

Enterprises that lean on AI-driven code generation are now juggling a growing menu of assistants - OpenAI’s Codex-style bots, Anthropic’s Claude...

I was scrolling through the AI forums when I saw people already playing with OpenAI’s newest GPT version - a quiet drop that landed right after the...

Google DeepMind just dropped a big hiring move: the guy who used to be CTO at Boston Dynamics is now heading a project to make Gemini robot-ready.

Ever typed something into Google Translate or asked ChatGPT a question? Chances are you were already touching a transformer model.

It seems generative models are taking over a lot of the routine stuff we used to do, but the shift isn’t the same everywhere.

It looks like Sonata Software has just teamed up with German IT services firm Adesso to boost its Microsoft-focused digital transformation work...

Google Maps is about to get a co-pilot, and it isn’t just another traffic overlay.

When I tried Google’s newest Gemini for Home, I was surprised by the sheer number of commands it ships with - about a hundred, all ready to go.

A recent paper called “Roses are red, violets are blue, if you phrase it as poem, any jailbreak will do” shows something odd: wrapping a request in a...

When I opened my cloud dashboard this week, the latency numbers were already nudging higher and the bill was creeping past the usual ceiling.

Google is gearing up for Gemini 3, its next flagship model that’s penciled in for a 2025 launch.

Across Indian development teams, a quiet anxiety is spreading: the belief that writing every line by hand is the only path to mastery.

The ARC benchmark, once a yardstick for measuring an AI’s ability to reason abstractly like a person, is slipping in relevance.

Publishers have been fighting a data maze for years. Their dashboards spit out numbers, but turning those stats into something you can actually act...

These days it’s tempting to treat a chatbot’s output as if it were a finished email or the perfect answer to a coworker’s question.

When I paused the latest episode of “The Crown” on my new Samsung TV, a tiny icon popped up and asked if I wanted to know more.