Why is this happening? This is not a random glitch. Google and other companies developing conversational AI are constantly ...

Glass redux: Google aims to avoid past mistakes as it brings Gemini to your face Google didn't get it right with Glass, but Android XR is ready for the AI era, even if you aren't.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin admitted the tech giant “definitely messed up on the image generation” function for its AI bot Gemini, which spit out “woke” depictions of black founding ...

For casual AI users, Gemini 2.5 Flash is more than enough. It gives users plenty of access to a competent AI model without ...

I asked ChatGPT and Google's Gemini to answer 10 questions. Gemini has an edge on current events — but makes mistakes.

Resurfaced videos and comments from Google employees have come to light amid backlash to the company's Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot. The Alphabet-owned company apologized last week ...

Gemini isn’t human and can make mistakes, ... Meet Gemini, Google’s AI for everyone . In particular, one string lists the description of Gemini for kids as helping them "Create stories, ...

Google’s long-promised, next-gen generative AI model, Gemini, has arrived. Sort of. The version of Gemini launching this week, Gemini Pro, is essentially a lightweight offshoot of a more ...

Google is notifying parents using its Family Link parental controls via email that their kids will soon be able to access Gemini AI Apps on their monitored Android devices, The New York Times ...

Google wants Gemini, its family of generative AI models, to power your app’s databases — in a sense.. At its annual Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas, Google announced the public preview of ...

Google Cloud, which offers A.I. and computing services to other companies, has been eager to provide clients with Gemini as it competes for deals against OpenAI and Microsoft.

Google is notifying parents using its Family Link parental controls via email that their kids will soon be able to access Gemini AI Apps on their monitored Android devices, The New York Times reports.