It’s good to be Google these days. But it isn’t easy, and it will keep getting harder. Second-quarter results from parent ...

But there's already been one high-profile AI fail around the Olympics, and it has to do with a Google ad touting the ... copyrighted content for its AI search service, Perplexity announced a ...

A team of Swedish researchers found 139 phony scientific papers had either used AI and not disclosed it or may have had ...

Google rebooted its Gemini artificial intelligence software after its ... fire after its “Autocomplete” function on its search toolbar failed to produce results for the attempted assassination ...

However, this fails to mention something ... and a good chunk of them use Google for search. If the company wants more folks to use AI Overviews in local languages, it will need to step up its ...

Olson concludes “Supremacy” by quite properly asking whether Hassabis and Altman, and Google and Microsoft, deserve our “trust” as they “build our AI future.” By way of an answer ...

But maybe now that barrier is too high. Meanwhile, updates to Google's AI search system follow its troubled May launch, when Google promised it could let "Google do the searching for you." ...

However, AI is not without its flaws. In today's article, we'll explore five AI fails that highlight the ... On the other hand, when Google AI Overviews was being experimented with in the US ...

Folks who think AI isn’t going to transform the world simply aren’t paying attention. I suggest keeping an AI “can’t do” list. The list of things AI fails ... and Google’s GOOG drone ...

But as the AI race heated up, DeepMind was drawn more tightly into Google proper. A bid by the lab’s leaders in 2021 to secure more autonomy failed, and in 2023 it merged with Google’s other ...

including the custom AI processors made by cloud computing companies like Google, Microsoft and Amazon. “(Nvidia) alone has been a huge contributor to the overall profitability of the S&P 500 ...

Olson concludes Supremacy by quite properly asking whether Hassabis and Altman, and Google and Microsoft, deserve our "trust" as they "build our AI future." By way of an answer, she asserts that ...