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Google rolls out powerful creative problem-solving AI model Deep Think to the Gemini app
Google DeepMind, Alphabet Inc.’s artificial intelligence research arm, today announced the rollout of Gemini 2.5 Deep Think, a new creative problem-solving AI model. The company stated the model is capable of addressing complex problems by considering multiple ideas simultaneously and choosing the best answer.
Google DeepMind unveils AlphaEarth Foundations, an AI system that processes satellite data 16x more efficiently to create ...
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Google’s accelerating shift into artificial intelligence helped propel its corporate parent to another quarter of solid ...
Google announced on Wednesday its plans to sign onto the European Union's "Code of Practice" for artificial intelligence, a ...
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai and executives like Brian Saluzzo are urging employees to accelerate the integration of AI into their workflows, aiming for increased productivity and efficiency. This push ...
As part of Gemini 2.0, Google is also going to begin testing an extension to Chrome called "Project Mariner," which can be turned on to do online searches and sift through the results so people ...
Google is scrambling to tamp down a political uproar after its recently launched Gemini artificial intelligence app depicted the pope, America’s Founding Fathers and Nazis as racial minorities.
Google is right. Artificial Intelligence can help us, dammit. The notion of a coming AI apocalypse has grown tiresome, especially because it invariably makes the leap from the nascent forms of ...
In November 2007, Google laid the groundwork to dominate the mobile market by releasing Android, an open source operating system for phones. Eight years later to the month, Android has an an 80 ...
Meta Platforms and Broadcom are at the center of the artificial intelligence revolution, and that could help both companies ...
Microsoft yesterday announced a new version of its search engine, Bing, that is powered by artificial intelligence. And Google says it's planning its own AI-powered search to rival Microsoft's.
Goodwill Industries has partnered with Google to train 200,000 people in artificial intelligence skils in the United States.
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