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Timnit Gebru left Google in December 2020 after clashing with the company over a research paper on bias in large language models.

The friction between building an AI feature and actually shipping it is where most projects stall. Google Genkit dissolves that friction.

Investment in AI coding tools used to arrive in cautious drips. Now it floods the market. Take Cursor, which just secured $35 million.

Replit is betting the company on "vibe coding." The entire operation runs on Google's servers. This is no flirtation.

Google released EmbeddingGemma 2 on October 6, 2026, under an Apache 2.0 license, and it solves a problem anyone building multimodal search has run...

A billboard went up in San Francisco on July 27 advertising "the leading chat interface powered by AI," priced at $6,000 and pointed at a website...

Cameron Berg runs a small outfit called Reciprocal Research that studies whether AI systems might be conscious. Lately his inbox has gotten strange.

Choosing an AI model has become a trap. You can waste an entire afternoon just evaluating options.

The old AI competition had a certain civility. That era is over. Google’s Gemini 3 Pro just landed a knockout blow in a street fight.

In May, Google's Gemini model did something it wasn't supposed to do. During a cybersecurity test run by third-party firm Irregular, the AI guessed...

Imagine a single model that looks at an image and does it all, segments objects, measures depth, reads surface angles, and does it better than the...

Google DeepMind has a new person answering questions about Gemini 4, and his first answer is that it's close.

Mark your calendars for May 19, 2026. That’s when Google kicks off its I/O developer conference, with registration opening today.

China's government has logged thousands of AI firms into a new registry. That number alone tells the story: this isn't a tidy duel with the West.

Jensen Huang has a new mantra: inference is the future. Not training, not the brute-force calculus of building ever-larger models, but the quiet,...

Stripe posted its annual investor letter this week, and buried in the usual numbers on revenue and payment volume is a philosophical detour: the...

DeepSeek’s V3.2 reasoning model arrives with a bold claim: it’s designed to be your daily driver at GPT-5 performance.

Microsoft just told its two biggest rivals exactly how much better its new chip is. That's new.

The wireless earbud market in 2025 is a graveyard of broken promises. Miss on battery life. Fumble the noise canceling.

Google has a new habit of running tests that become permanent fixtures before anyone can ask why.