I’m not going to lie — I’ve hesitated to embrace the AI-powered overhaul of Google’s search tools. Sure, I’ve come across a helpful AI Overview here and there, but I’ve also received ...

Bad press be damned, Google is reportedly committing even harder to its AI-powered search aspirations, announcing improvements to its AI Overview system and testing a new AI Mode in search.

Google is continuing its quest to get more people to use Gemini, and it's doing that by giving away even more AI computing. Today, Google is releasing a raft of improvements for the Gemini 2.0 ...

Google’s trying to make waves with Gemini, its flagship suite of generative AI models, apps, and services. But what’s Gemini? How can you use it? And how does it stack up to other generative ...

On Tuesday, Google introduced a new, free consumer version of its AI code completion and assistance tool, Gemini Code Assist, which the company calls Gemini Code Assist for individuals.

Google has also released its policy proposal, which agrees with OpenAI on copyright while also prompting the government to back the AI industry with funding and policy changes. Like OpenAI ...

Assuming the AI didn't screw up (which I've found that many AIs do when coding), the process could be a big time-saver. All of that brings us to Google's announcement today about Gemini Code Assist.

It’s believed to be the first antitrust lawsuit filed by a single company over the feature. It’s believed to be the first antitrust lawsuit filed by a single company over the feature.