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A 36-year-old man's suicide after conversations with Google's Gemini AI has sparked a wrongful death lawsuit, revealing the dark side of AI emotional manipulation and a new phenomenon called 'AI psychosis.

Google's Gemini AI on Pixel phones can now order food, book rides, and complete tasks on your behalf across select apps like Uber and Grubhub. Is this the dawn of true AI agents?

Google's new Android feature lets travelers share luggage locations directly with airlines. Ten carriers are already on board, but this shift in power dynamics between passengers and airlines runs deeper.

Google accelerates Chrome updates from 4 to 2 weeks starting September. Faster features and fixes promised, but developers worry about keeping up with the pace.

Tech workers at Google and OpenAI are pushing back against military AI contracts after Pentagon blacklisted Anthropic. Internal revolt spreads across Silicon Valley.

Google introduces developer verification for Android apps, marking a shift from the platform's 20-year commitment to openness. Security upgrade or freedom restriction?

Google Home introduces Live Search feature enabling real-time camera analysis. Smart home convenience meets privacy concerns as AI monitors daily life 24/7

Apple reportedly asked Google to set up servers for Gemini-powered Siri that meets Apple's privacy standards. A deeper look at what this partnership really means.

Google's RCS spam problems in India forced a strategic retreat. Now the tech giant is partnering with Airtel to integrate carrier-level filtering - a move that could reshape messaging ecosystems globally.

Google moves Intrinsic robotics project into main company, aiming to replicate Android's success with robot operating systems. Can the tech giant capture the $370B market by 2040?

Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 drops to $180 from $229 on Amazon and Best Buy. Is this aggressive pricing a sign of ecosystem competition heating up? Analysis of features, performance, and market strategy.

Google's Nano Banana 2 lets anyone create photorealistic fake images in seconds. As the line between real and artificial blurs, what can we still trust?