A new Google Gemini lawsuit is forcing a major question into the open: Can a technology company use copyrighted material to ...

Publishers allege works supplied to Google Books, Play Books and Scholar were used to train Gemini without permission. No court has ruled on the claims.

Google is starting to roll out connected apps in AI Mode, so you can send tasks to services like Canva from a search.

GIFs are a huge part of the modern web, with Tenor being one of the libraries that powers a variety of apps including Twitter/X. Google acquired Tenor in 2018 and, while the library itself remains ...

Google is so famous for killing products that there’s a whole virtual graveyard you can explore. Google’s latest shutdown now has a headstone of its own. Effective today, Google has discontinued the ...

Google has imposed limits on Meta's use of its Gemini AI models, the Financial Times reports. Meta had reportedly sought more computing capacity than Google could provide. Several other Google clients ...

Google is making an ambitious play for a bigger slice of the 21st century’s most important market: the chips that power artificial intelligence. Its financial might and years of technical development ...

Google's gonna start using your search-oriented images and audio to train its AI systems — unless you explicitly tell it "no thanks." Heads-up, my fellow Android-appreciating animals: Google’s in the ...

A new feature is rolling out for the Google Play Books & Audiobooks app. The new feature, called Book Insights, provides recaps of what you just read and answers your questions. Book Insights is ...

A Google software engineer was accused Wednesday of using confidential company information to make over $1.2 million on Polymarket in the second significant criminal case tied to trades on the ...

A software engineer at Google unlawfully used confidential company information to make a series of bets that won him about $1.2 million on the online prediction market Polymarket, the Justice ...

The search giant’s AI-crafted answers are so convenient, you’ll be sucked in—to the detriment of the web and the artists and thinkers behind it. The search box used to be a portal to the web. The new ...