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Between Google Search’s new AI Mode and Perplexity, I’m leaning toward Perplexity — but that could change sooner than you think.
Lawyers will make closing arguments Friday in the landmark antitrust case that’s set to play an outsize role in the future of AI.
Google’s $1 billion housing commitment depended on a big campus expansion. Now that promise is unraveling as it consolidates its office space
Google Search's AI Overview continues to confidently provide wrong results, even for simple queries like asking if its 2025. Check it out!
Google will invest $7 billion to officially build a data center in Cedar Rapids and expand infrastructure at its Council Bluffs complex.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW — Google is pursuing the sale of 40 acres of its Mountain View properties for possible housing developments as the search giant seeks to operate more efficiently, the company confirmed.
The DOJ won the initial trial, securing a ruling that Google used anticompetitive practices to maintain its monopoly in general search. During the time this case has taken to meander its way through the legal system, the online landscape has been radically altered, making it harder than ever to envision a post-Google Internet.
The prominent placement of AI Mode on Google.com shows that A.I. is rapidly becoming unavoidable. Meta has added a chatbot, Meta AI, in Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram, and Microsoft has integrated A.I. into its Bing search engine and its latest Surface computers.
Google quietly released an app, Google AI Edge Gallery, that lets users run a range of openly available AI models from the AI dev platform Hugging Face on their phones.