Google has started launching several of Chrome's newest AI capabilities to users in the Asia Pacific region, including countries like Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam. These enhancements aim to bring smarter browsing experiences to millions in this diverse market.
Gemini-powered technology has significantly advanced our capability to intercept deceptive advertisements, ensuring users are shielded from harmful content. Our ongoing improvements aim to continually outsmart malicious actors and provide a safer advertising environment.
At Google's Leading the AI Transformation summit, top executives from Fortune 500 companies explored strategies to foster AI adoption in the workplace, focusing on empowering people to unlock new levels of potential through artificial intelligence.
The UK Department for Transport is harnessing the power of Google Cloud AI to efficiently analyze public feedback. This technology helps them gain deeper insights, speeding up decision-making processes to improve transportation policies.
Google.org, in collaboration with the Johnson & Johnson Foundation, is launching a $10 million initiative aimed at equipping rural healthcare workers in the U.S. with AI training. This program will provide grants to rural health clinics, enabling them to adopt AI tools that streamline operations and enhance the efficiency of healthcare delivery.
Discover how retailers can navigate the fast-changing advertising environment with insights from the latest Ads Decoded Podcast episode.
Google has unveiled Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, accessible through the Live API in Google AI Studio. This powerful new tool enables developers to create real-time conversational agents that process voice and visual inputs seamlessly, revolutionizing interactive experiences.
In this episode of our Dialogues on Technology and Society series, LL COOL J engages in a thought-provoking conversation with James Manyika about the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and creative expression.
At The Check Up, Google revealed a $10 million commitment to training clinicians in AI, while enhancing Search and Fitbit capabilities to deliver improved health insights and data accuracy.
Google Maps has introduced two groundbreaking AI-powered features: Ask Maps, which allows you to interactively ask questions about places and get personalized information, and Immersive Navigation, offering a more engaging, real-world guided experience as you explore your surroundings.