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Google launches Auto Browse in Chrome, letting AI handle online tasks from booking flights to shopping. But as browsers get smarter, what happens to human agency?

Google's smart glasses comeback targets Meta's Ray-Ban dominance with Gemini AI and Android XR. The battle for your face is heating up in 2025.

Google and Nvidia aren't backing Redwood Materials for recycling—they're betting on a new energy storage business that could power AI data centers and solve the electricity crisis.

Google inadvertently leaked footage of Aluminum OS, showing Android and ChromeOS hybrid platform running on PC for the first time. What does this mean for the future of computing?

Google expands AI-powered photo editing to Australia, India, and Japan, supporting six local languages including Hindi. Users can now edit photos with simple text commands instead of complex tools.

Google upgrades AI Overviews to Gemini 3, promising better search results. But as AI becomes more conversational and ubiquitous, what happens to human curiosity and critical thinking?

Google is transforming search from links to AI conversations with Gemini 3 and AI Mode. What does this mean for how we find information?

Google expands its $7.99 AI Plus plan to 35 countries, targeting casual AI users with affordable access to Gemini Pro and creative tools in competition with OpenAI.

Google DeepMind staff ask leadership for protection from immigration enforcement as Trump's ICE crackdown intensifies. Silicon Valley faces a new dilemma between employee safety and political neutrality.

Google settles $68M class-action lawsuit over voice assistant illegally recording users without consent. Why are privacy violations becoming so costly for Big Tech?

Google agrees to $68M settlement over illegal voice recordings by Assistant devices triggered by non-wake words. A deeper look at the privacy costs of always-listening technology.

Google's Gmail experienced widespread spam filter failures for an entire day, affecting 1.5 billion users. Was this just a technical glitch, or a glimpse into the fragility of AI-dependent systems?