Google Gemini

Google's power consumption has exploded by 37% in a single year. A growing voice in the AI underground believes the company is deceiving itself — and us.

Google parent Alphabet has completed the largest stock offering in its history to fund an explosive expansion of AI infrastructure. Its capital expenditure budget for 2026 has been set at between $175 billion and $185 billion.

Gemini Spark is Google's most ambitious AI agent to date — an assistant that works around the clock with access to everything from email to calendar. But the impressive functionality raises serious questions about privacy and security.

British competition authorities are ordering Google to let websites opt out of AI features in search — a move that could strengthen the negotiating position of content producers worldwide.

NVIDIA highlights its software stack as the key to the lowest cost per token in AI inference. But figures from AWS, Google, and AMD paint a more complex picture.

A thread on Product Hunt is exploding right now with frustrated users discovering that Google's new multimodal video model burns through credits far faster than promised — and delivers far less than expected.

Apple and Google have entered a partnership estimated at around one billion dollars, with Gemini technology set to power the next generation of Siri. But the deal raises serious questions about user privacy.

Gemini Spark is surfacing on Product Hunt right now, and people in the AI community are starting to debate what it means that Google wants to run an agent in the background of your life — around the clock.

With Google's open Gemma 4 models and the tool OpenCode, developers can now set up a fully functional AI coding agent on their own machine – without sending a single line of code to external servers.

Google's AI system AMIE performs on par with primary care physicians in complex disease management, according to a new study in Nature. Experts warn, however, against drawing conclusions too quickly.

A court in Munich has ruled that Google bears direct liability for false and defamatory claims generated by AI Overviews. The decision could have far-reaching consequences across the EU and beyond.

Google DeepMind is now funding research into what could happen when millions of autonomous AI agents begin interacting with one another without human oversight.

Google DeepMind has launched Gemma 4 12B – an open, multimodal model without separate encoders that can run locally on machines with 16 GB of RAM. But its performance still lags behind the very best frontier models.

Google strikes a deal with SpaceX to purchase computing capacity, while Broadcom's results and a growing field of competitors in the space-based AI market point toward a new era for cloud infrastructure.

British competition authorities are requiring Google to let web publishers opt out of AI search features. The scheme is being piloted in the UK and will roll out globally — with implications for Norwegian media and tech companies alike.

AI search engines choose their sources differently than Google ever did. Here is the complete guide to getting cited — not just indexed.

93 percent of all searches in Google AI Mode end without a single click. For brands and publishers, this is not a warning — it is a crisis. Here is the complete guide to what you should actually do.

AI agents are taking over the shopping cart. ChatGPT, Google, and Amazon are fighting to become your new online store — and the rules of e-commerce are being rewritten right now.

After 15 years of Chrome dominance, the browser is once again the hottest battlefield in tech. AI agents are rewriting the rules — and nobody is safe, not even Google.

Google AI Mode has surpassed one billion monthly users and is rewriting the rules of the entire internet. But behind the growth figures lies a brutal reality for publishers and websites: nine out of ten searches no longer produce a single click.

Google AI Overviews now appear on nearly half of all searches and have sent newsrooms, publishers and content creators into an existential crisis. But amid the ruins, a new discipline is emerging. Here is how the battle for search traffic plays out in 2026.

Google, OpenAI and Perplexity are racing to become your digital butler. Apps as we know them are on the way out. AI agents are taking over — and nobody asked your permission.

Google Pay is rolling out the Universal Commerce Protocol and a new server architecture to handle a wave of purchases made by autonomous AI agents — no human tap-to-pay required.

Google showcases nine demos of Gemini Omni and Gemini 3.5 Flash. Omni is designed to accept images, audio, video, and text as input and produce video with audio as output.

Google and the University of Waterloo showcase concrete AI prototypes from the Futures Lab, including SignFluent, a tool for sign language learning with immediate feedback.

Google is using NotebookLM to make I/O 2026 news searchable, digestible, and source-grounded. That says a lot about where research tools are headed.

Google is introducing Preferred Sources, new carousels, and Highly Cited signals to elevate original content in AI Overviews and AI Mode.

Google has released an open MCP server that lets AI agents work directly against Chrome Enterprise APIs for DLP, Safe Browsing, reporting, and browser management.

Google has released Gemini 3.5 Flash as the new default in the Gemini app and AI Mode. The model is built for agentic work, coding, and long-running workflows — not just quick chat responses.

Jules is out of beta, gains API and CLI tools, and can work in parallel inside dedicated VMs. Google's coding agent is becoming a workflow tool, not just a chatbot.

Google Gemma 3 combines image, text, long context, and official quantized models — making open models more practical for small teams.