Google expands access to Project Genie, its AI tool that turns photos and text into explorable worlds
The experimental system blends video generation and real-time control inside a browser
Google introduces agentic AI browsing to Chrome with "Auto Browse"
While 90% of DuckDuckGo users say no to AI, Google wants to shove it
Google's Aluminium OS accidentally leaks, showing ChromeOS-Android fusion in action for the first time
Bug report leak gives first look at Google's upcoming desktop operating system
Google agrees to $68 million settlement in voice assistant eavesdropping lawsuit
Google still denies it did anything wrong
The latest YouTube error message isn't a bug, it's another ad blocker crackdown
YouTube's anti-adblock system just got smarter and harder to dodge
Google's AI health summaries cite YouTube more than any medical source, study finds
AI Overview answers rely more on YouTube than the Mayo Clinic
AI tools are the "Iron Man suit" of game development, says Google Cloud exec
Jarvis might approve, but many remain opposed to AI
A hot potato: It's another day, another executive singing the praises of AI and suggesting more people embrace the technology. This time, it's Google Cloud's gaming boss, who boldly compared AI to the Iron Man suit in that it allows people to do things they previously couldn't – like giving them more time to look for a new job, presumably.
It's not you: Gmail is glitching this weekend, and spam filters are slipping
Users report 10+ minute delivery delays and a flood of unscanned junk landing in inboxes
What just happened? Gmail is having one of those mornings, the kind where the world's default email client suddenly feels like it's running on dial-up and forgot how to spot obvious junk mail. Users are reporting delays in email delivery and warnings that some messages haven't been scanned for spam, letting junk (and potentially worse) slip into inboxes.
Gemini now offers free SAT practice tests with instant scoring
Google's AI generates full-length exams, grades them, and explains every answer
Data centers are now the fastest-growing part of US construction
Amazon, Google, and Oracle continue to bankroll enormous projects despite inflation and tariffs
OpenAI quietly launches ChatGPT Translate to take on Google Translate
ChatGPT's new translator lets users choose tone, not just language
The college diploma is losing its hold on Silicon Valley hiring
Sergey Brin says passion, not a college degree, fueled his career
Google Chrome 144 fixes important bugs and adds new dev tools
Chrome 144 includes 10 security fixes ranging from low- to high-priority issues. New features include highlighted find-in-page search text via a new pseudo-element, improved location permission handling through the Geolocation API, and expanded support for the modern Temporal date and time API.
Apple couldn't build the best AI for Siri, so it's borrowing Google's
The next Siri runs on Gemini, not Apple's own models
Google removes AI answers from some medical searches after experts warn of risks to users' health
Not as bad as eating glue, but still wrong and dangerous
YouTube's updated filters are good news for anyone sick of Shorts
New filters may reduce exposure to AI-generated slop
Google is putting even more AI into Gmail, and some of it is on by default
The takeaway: Here's a piece of news that not everyone will welcome: Google thinks there simply isn't enough generative AI in Gmail, so it's adding even more Gemini features. Some are free, others are subscription-only, and a few will be enabled by default – meaning you'll have to opt out if you don't want them.
Google's parent Alphabet surpasses Apple in market cap for the first time since 2019
Google's AI momentum leaves Apple trailing
Used Google Play billing between 2016 and 2023? You could get a (very) small settlement payout
$700 million will be split among tens of millions of users
MediaTek is shifting from smartphone chips toward a billion-dollar bet on AI ASICs
A deeper partnership with Google as next-gen TPU enters volume production
A Pennsylvania court says police can sift through Google searches to find suspects
Courts are treating Google searches like bank records now
Quantum computing made measurable progress toward real-world use in 2025
DARPA's benchmarking effort, new qubit architectures, and algorithm work drive industry momentum
Google is finally letting you change that embarrassing old Gmail address
Good news, LimpBizk1tfan182
These popular browser extensions protecting your AI chats were actually copying them
Chrome and Edge add-ons found quietly recording your chats