Google Gemini on the web is getting a major redesign to clean up the UI and make the user experience even more user-friendly.

With the rollout of Google’s Gemini app to all Google Workspace for Education users, including students under 18, those old concerns are resurfacing in a new form.

You need to be okay with handing over your payment information, your day-to-day activities, and little pieces of your life that might otherwise be totally private. That required level of intimacy is ...

Google says the goal is to support creativity, learning, and responsible AI use, as Gemini includes LearnLM, a family of AI models tuned for education and developed with input from teaching experts.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin isn't shy about predicting the future, noting during an I/O talk that he believes Gemini will become the world's first AGI before 2030.

Google's been rolling out the new camera mode to all Android phones using the Gemini app for free after a two-week exclusive to Pixel 9 (including the new Pixel 9A) and Galaxy S5 smartphones.

What if the future of artificial intelligence wasn’t just smarter—but fundamentally more versatile? With the release of Gemini 2.5, Google has unveiled a new leap in AI technology, setting a ...

AI Pro users get 100 generations per month and access to Veo 2, previously part of Google's latest rollout for Gemini Advanced users. This tool lets you generate 8-second, 720p cinematic videos ...

The search giant laid out its vision for the future of searching the web on Tuesday, introducing a flurry of updates that aim to shift Google’s ubiquitous search engine from being a box for ...

AI Mode is a new tab in Google Search, and at the I/O developer conference, Google rolled it out to all US users and brought some of its features into AI Overviews.

The search giant laid out its vision for the future of searching the web on Tuesday, introducing a flurry of updates that aim to shift Google’s ubiquitous search engine from being a box for ...

The very basic meaning of what it means to ” Google” something – typing in keywords and sifting through links, images and information snippets is nearly behind us, according to Google.