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Waymo has issued its sixth recall, covering nearly 4,000 robotaxis that drove into highway construction zones at least 13 times across two cities. Six incidents occurred in Phoenix in April. Seven happened in the San Francisco Bay Area on a single day in May. A fix is “currently under development,” according to NHTSA filings. The […]
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Epic will let studios plug Claude, Gemini, or any model they like into the next Unreal Engine to do the ‘tedious work’ of building games. More than half of developers think that is a bad idea. Epic Games has laid out its plans for Unreal Engine 6, and generative AI sits right at the centre […]
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Users aren’t opting out of AI Overviews or AI Mode. If your content disappears from those experiences, someone else will take its place.
Google just released an AI opt-out feature. Your competitors hope you use it. Read More »
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis used a closed-door lunch at the G7 summit on Wednesday to call for a US-led coalition that would shape international rules and standards for artificial intelligence, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions who spoke to CNBC on condition of anonymity. Canadian Prime Minister […]
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Plus, Google is ordered to provide data portability to some third-party services.
UK CMA orders Google to explain how search results are ranked Read More »
Google bets on Gemini to reinvent the smart home speaker Read More »
Google has finally made a new smart speaker, its first in roughly six years. The more interesting thing it has made is a reason to pay it every month. The Google Home Speaker costs $99.99, opens for preorder today and ships on June 25. It is the first audio device built around Gemini for Home, […]
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Google’s first speaker in six years is really a $10-a-month Gemini subscription Read More »
Google’s first smart speaker in six years arrives next week Read More »
Google is rolling out Android 17 to Pixel devices starting today, delivering multitasking tools, a dedicated foldable gaming mode, and a set of privacy changes that limit how much data apps can collect by default. The update reaches Pixel phones first and will expand to devices from Samsung, OnePlus, and other manufacturers throughout 2026. A […]
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