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Google trials AI-generated summaries to limited users in US, UK
Months after introducing artificial intelligence (AI) to its search engine, Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is moving on to list AI-generated responses for user queries on its platform.Google’s new policy will see AI-generated answers appear ahead of regular search engine results as an “overview” for certain topics. The AI-backed response is Google’s attempt to provide robust written results for users after
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Did you even use the Google One VPN? [Poll]
In the months to come, Google will be shutting down the VPN that was available as a part of Google One. There’s been plenty of outcry surrounding the shutdown, but did you even use it? The Google One VPN first made its debut in 2020 as a layer of protection for Android devices, and later
Pixel 8 Pro and Fold back on sale at the Google Store
Following the conclusion of a spring sale earlier this month, the Google Store is running another discount on the Pixel 7a, 8 series, and Fold. Google previously took $200 off the Pixel 8, but the discount is back to $150 this month. Similarly, you only get $200 off the Pixel 8 Pro until May 4
Google wants to use generative AI to build travel itineraries for your vacations
As we inch toward the summer holidays, Google is announcing a slate of travel updates that place it squarely in the travel planning process and give it a lot more insight into purchasing intent in the travel sector. First up, Google is rolling out an update to its Search Generative Experience (SGE) that will allow users
Google will let you swipe right or left on clothes to get better fashion recommendations
Google is rolling out an update that makes it easier for users to find personalized shopping results, the company announced on Wednesday. The new feature lets users rate different products in order to get style recommendations when shopping for apparel, shoes and accessories. The update comes as Google continues to compete with companies like Amazon
The Greatest App of All Time Day 23: Google Earth vs. HQ Trivia
Welcome back to Gizmodo’s March Madness bracket challenge to name the greatest app of all time! Flashlight continues to be an unstoppable force and it eliminated Evernote in yesterday’s contest, taking more than 66 percent of the vote. Today, we have two apps that have gotten a lot of love so far but one has
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Google Meet is rolling out filters you can use to “lightly” touch up your complexion before you head into a meeting. The company first launched the feature on mobile last year, but now it’s coming to Google Meet’s web app.You can choose from two different filters: subtle and smoothing. While Google says the subtle filter
Google apologizes for ahistorical and inaccurate Gemini AI images: ‘We missed the mark’
February 23, 2024 6:50 PM Credit: VentureBeat made with Midjourney Join leaders in Boston on March 27 for an exclusive night of networking, insights, and conversation. Request an invite here. Google officially apologized on Friday for embarrassing and inaccurate images generated by its new Gemini AI tool. The apology comes after users highlighted problems with
Google Cloud’s New Assured Open Source Software Service
There has been an increasing awareness in the developer community, enterprises, and governments of software supply chain risks. Remediation efforts for vulnerabilities like Log4j and Spring4shell, and a 650% year-over-year increase in cyberattacks aimed at open source suppliers, have sharpened focus on the critical task of bolstering the security of open source software. Governments and
Google is testing a feature that holds customer service calls for you until a human representative arrives
Serving the tech enthusiast community for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Read our ethics statement. Forward-looking: Most people dread calling customer service numbers because it usually means navigating a menu of automated options and then waiting on hold while listening to elevator music, sometimes for over an hour, before speaking