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Google has dropped a bombshell for AI developers: Gemini 3 Pro Preview will sunset on March 9, forcing teams to scramble for migration. While the tech giant touts Gemini 3.1 Pro's superior coding and math skills, some creators mourn the loss of its predecessor's creative flair. The clock is ticking - with just weeks left before potential service disruptions, developers face tough choices about adapting their workflows.

Google is experimenting with a groundbreaking feature that lets its Gemini AI assistant take control of Android phones to perform everyday tasks. Currently in beta testing, 'Screen Automation' could revolutionize how we interact with our devices - from booking appointments to online shopping. While promising convenience, Google cautions users about potential errors and privacy considerations.

Google's Gemini AI platform is seeing explosive growth, with API requests jumping 140% in just five months. The surge follows the release of powerful new models like Gemini 2.5 and 3, which have attracted over 8 million enterprise subscribers. With profitability already achieved for some models, Google appears poised to dominate the corporate AI space.

Google has quietly removed some AI-generated health summaries following reports they provided misleading medical information. The issue came to light when searches for liver test ranges showed standardized values without accounting for individual factors like age or gender. While Google maintains most information was accurate, critics say this highlights ongoing challenges with AI handling sensitive health queries.

Google Labs introduces CC, an experimental AI assistant powered by Gemini technology that promises to revolutionize how we manage our days. By connecting with your Google ecosystem, CC delivers personalized morning briefings with schedules, tasks and updates—even drafting emails before you ask. Currently available to select users in North America, this smart scheduler learns your preferences through conversation.

Google has quietly rolled out an exciting integration between its Gemini AI platform and NotebookLM tool. Users can now attach personal notes directly to their AI conversations, providing richer context for more meaningful interactions. The feature, first spotted by a tech blogger in November, is currently in limited release but promises to make knowledge management more seamless for future users.

Google has just unleashed its upgraded Deep Research Agent for developers, letting them integrate cutting-edge AI research tools into their own apps. The system, which first appeared in Gemini last year, now outperforms even Google's latest web search capabilities. Alongside this release comes DeepSearchQA - a new benchmark designed to test complex, multi-step research tasks. Developers gain access to document analysis, structured reporting, and a fresh API that simplifies working with Google's most advanced AI models.

Google has unveiled Gemini TTS 2.5, a major upgrade to its text-to-speech technology that adds emotional expression and multi-language support. The new system lets voices shift tone instantly, adapt pacing to context, and maintain character consistency across 24 languages. Early adopters report significant improvements in user engagement while cutting costs. Available now for testing, the production version is expected in early 2025.

Google has taken its Gemini 3 AI model global, expanding access to users across 120 countries. The advanced AI now powers smarter searches with improved reasoning and multimodal capabilities. While initially limited to US subscribers, this rollout brings cutting-edge AI features to millions worldwide, balancing complex queries with speedy responses.

Google has unveiled an exciting upgrade to its Gemini AI platform with Veo 3.1, introducing multi-image video synthesis. The new feature lets users combine three reference images - capturing characters, scenes, and artistic styles - to generate cohesive 8-second videos. Early demonstrations show impressive results, maintaining character consistency while blending diverse visual elements seamlessly.

Google has developed StreetReaderAI, a multimodal AI system enabling blind and low-vision users to navigate Google Street View through natural language interactions. The prototype combines computer vision, GIS, and LLMs to provide real-time audio descriptions of surroundings.

Google has launched its AI-powered search experience in Spanish, intensifying competition with OpenAI. The feature offers interactive, conversational search and image-based queries. Meanwhile, OpenAI has introduced a mid-tier ChatGPT Go plan in select markets. Both companies are rapidly expanding AI integrations across their platforms.

Google has launched its AI-powered search feature in Spanish, marking a significant expansion in its global AI strategy. The move intensifies competition with OpenAI's ChatGPT, which recently introduced a mid-tier subscription plan. Both companies are rapidly adding languages and features to attract users worldwide.

Google's NotebookLM has updated its Video Overviews feature to support over 80 languages, including Chinese, French, and Hindi. The upgrade enhances accessibility for global users, allowing multilingual video summaries of notes and documents. Audio Overviews also received improvements for non-English content.

Google has launched Imagen 4, its latest text-to-image AI model, offering three specialized versions: standard, fast, and ultra. The new models improve text rendering, speed, and detail accuracy, with applications spanning art, advertising, and content creation. Available via Gemini API and Google AI Studio, these tools mark a significant advancement in AI-generated imagery.

Google has launched an AI Agent feature in its search engine, enabling users to book restaurants and receive personalized recommendations with a single click. The tool simplifies the process by aggregating options based on user preferences and dietary needs, and supports sharing results for group decision-making. Available in 180 countries, the feature is set to expand to other services.

Google is requiring student users to verify their identities to maintain access to its free AI Pro subscription plan. The verification process, handled via SheerID, applies to users in select countries and requires submission of educational documents. Failure to comply by September 23, 2025, will result in revoked access.

Google AI has launched MLE-STAR, an advanced machine learning engineering agent designed to automate and optimize complex ML processes. The system leverages web search, targeted code optimization, and robust error-checking to outperform existing autonomous agents and human baselines. It excels in tasks like data preprocessing and feature engineering, demonstrating superior performance in benchmark tests and Kaggle competitions.

Google's AI systems processed a record 98 trillion tokens in June, more than double May's figures, driven by the efficiency of Gemini Flash 2.5. The advanced reasoning model handles significantly more tokens, improving response accuracy despite higher operational costs.

Google has launched a new AI-powered call-dialing feature for U.S. users, enabling automated inquiries to local businesses for service details. The tool, tested since January, simplifies information gathering while ensuring transparency about its automated nature. Alongside this, Google has upgraded its Gemini AI model and introduced 'Deep Search' for comprehensive research.