Google flipped a switch that changes how its AI works. Gemini can now dig through your emails, photos, and YouTube history to answer questions you never asked.

Google dropped a major upgrade to Trends Explore this week. The page now includes Gemini AI that automatically spots connections between search trends and suggests related topics

Google’s 2025 was all about flashy AI models. Veo 3 videos turned heads. Gemini 3 spooked competitors. But 2026 tells a different story.

AI image tools create stunning art one minute, then spit out nightmare fuel the next. I’ve spent months testing these generators daily, and the same weird problems keep popping

OpenAI dropped ChatGPT Health last week. Anthropic just fired back with Claude for Healthcare. Both promise to revolutionize medicine using your smartwatch data.

Google’s Veo 3.1 got a quiet update that changes everything for content creators. Now you can generate vertical videos natively, without awkward cropping or reformatting.

Salesforce rebuilt Slackbot from scratch. Now it’s an AI agent that handles your busywork across multiple apps. The company launched the new version Tuesday for Business+ and

ChatGPT hit 800 million weekly users this month. That’s massive. But it also means roughly 7 billion people still haven’t tried it.

ChatGPT became the go-to answer machine for millions. But that popularity created a dangerous illusion: people started trusting it with questions that demand real expertise.

Meta pulled the plug on nearly half a million accounts last month. The reason? Australia’s bold new under-16 social media ban kicked in, and the company had no choice.