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Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently suggested the web might be doomed. Demis Hassabis of DeepMind had a similar thought.

Pop stars have always been for sale. But now the product is their very existence.

The bills are piling up. For companies racing to deploy AI, the crushing expense is no longer in development, but in daily operation.

A robot that reaches for a ghost is a robot that fails. That cold fact drives every line of code in Google DeepMind’s latest release.

Google's AI research continues to push boundaries with a significant upgrade to NotebookLM.

Google's AI Overviews deliver answers so complete they've starved the web of traffic. Now, a small visual tweak admits the problem.

Marc Benioff has a new daily driver. The famously opinionated Salesforce CEO tried Google's new Gemini 3 and delivered a blunt verdict on X: "Holy...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sat for a CNBC interview that aired April 25. He made a striking claim: generative artificial intelligence has stopped making...

Video game historians often fight over how to treat the past. Now they have a new problem: an AI translator from 2015 that guesses what old Japanese...

Anthropic just dropped its biggest hammer yet. Claude Opus 4.6 isn’t simply a smarter model, it’s a fundamental rethinking of how AI tackles complex...

Want to see the actual internet? On a desktop browser, just add “-ai” to your Google search. The AI Overview vanishes. It’s a clean, instant hack.

You won’t find a jaguar on your phone, but you might hear one. A new app called Forest Listeners is turning the tedious work of cataloging jungle...

Anthropic is covering its bets. In one sweeping deal, the AI startup just wired its Claude model into Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, and Nvidia's...

This lawsuit isn't about copyright. It's a $10 billion bet on whether you can build an industry by ignoring property rights.

In a bold move to revolutionize higher education, Google is transforming learning for Italian university students through its Gemini AI platform.

The free tier of Google’s Nano Banana Pro is a powder keg dressed as a toy. We asked it for an airplane slicing into the Twin Towers. It delivered.

The call was silent. My laptop fan whirred. On screen, the attendee list loaded: "Project_Coordinator_Agent," "Code_Review_Agent,"...

This is how you sell AI to a company. You don't talk about neural networks. You give them a number. Zendesk just handed them a big one: 80%.

Google's Gemma family of open AI models has crossed one billion downloads, the company said, a milestone that arrives alongside a stranger data...

The AI gets a single detail wrong and the entire process falls apart. An arrow points to the wrong part of a chart.