Waymo is set to expand its fully driverless robotaxi services to San Diego, Las Vegas, and Detroit next year. The company is accelerating its autonomous rollout, but regulatory approvals and public sentiment will shape how fast these services actually hit the streets.
Google has removed its developer-focused AI model, Gemma, from the public-facing AI Studio platform after U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn accused it of fabricating false criminal allegations. The incident highlights the growing risks of AI misuse, hallucination, and blurred boundaries between developer tools and public chatbots.
YouTube TV’s fallout with Disney exposed how unstable content licensing deals remain in the streaming sector, where even short disputes can disrupt service and test subscriber loyalty.
Google’s latest update to NotebookLM gives it a million-token memory and a new “Goals” feature that lets users define how the AI behaves, turning it from a research tool into a genuine collaborator that remembers context and adapts to your workflow.
Adobe and Google are expanding their partnership to integrate Google’s AI models directly into Adobe’s creative software, enabling users to access Gemini, Veo, and Imagen models inside Firefly, Photoshop, Express, Premiere, and GenStudio for faster, smarter content creation.
Apple is working on a new AI-powered search engine that could compete directly with ChatGPT and Google, and it might even use Google’s own technology. Here is a clear and simple explanation of what this means and why it could be a big deal for you.
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