Tag: Google
-
Google TPU 8tx Explained: A New Chip Built to Keep Your AI Data Private While It Runs
Google’s new TPU 8tx promises to keep data and model weights protected even while an AI model is working on them. Here’s what’s confirmed, and what Google hasn’t said yet.
-
Google Search for Schools Is Going Off by Default: What Parents and Teachers Should Know
Google will switch off Search and Gemini by default for K-12 student accounts. Here is what is confirmed, what is unclear, and what schools must do.
-
Google Antigravity Remote Agents Keep Coding After You Close Your Laptop
Antigravity 2.29 lets agents run in Google’s cloud, adds a Gemini Live Voice Mode and redesigns the app. Here is who gets what.
-
Find Hub Left Behind Alerts Are Rolling Out: Which Trackers Get Them and How to Turn Them On
Google’s Find Hub can now warn you when a tracker gets separated from your phone. Here’s who gets it first and where the switch is.
-
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash Makes 15-Second AI Videos 30% Cheaper: Who Can Use It Today
Google’s new video model now runs up to 15 seconds and costs 30% less. Here is where you can try it and what a clip costs.
-
Google Project Suncatcher Is in Orbit: What Four AI Chips Will Test
Google launched a four-TPU prototype satellite on October 1. Here’s what it will test and why space data centers are still years away.
-
Android Auto Video Apps Are Still “Coming Soon”: What Works Today and What to Expect
Google says video and browser apps for Android Auto are still coming soon. Here is what works today, what the rules may be, and what to do while you wait.
-
One robots.txt Line to Block AI Training: Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic Agree on a Shared Opt-Out
Four AI giants back a single robots.txt signal for saying no to training. Here’s who honors it, when, and what it can’t stop.
-
Google AI Mode Ads Are Going Global: What You’ll See and When
Google is bringing ads into AI Mode answers in ten more countries. Here’s what’s confirmed and how to spot them.
-
Gemini in Android Auto Now Reads Your Flights, Photos and Plans
Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence to Android Auto. Here is what it can see, who is left out, and how to switch it on or off.