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Having trouble getting Gemini Notebook to produce the Slide Decks and Video Overview you have envisioned in your head? Google is rolling out an update that will allow you to have more say in what the AI generates. If you haven’t already seen this functionality, then it will arrive for you soon.

$400. That was the sobering high cost of my grocery bill staring back at me after last month’s run to the supermarket for a large haul.

Google started rolling out Personal Intelligence for Gemini in Android Auto on October 20. With your permission, the in-car assistant can now draw on Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Maps, YouTube and Search to answer questions. According to Google’s announcement, cars with Google built-in will follow “in the coming months.” The rollout covers eligible personal…

In the coming months, the feature will also roll out to cars with Google built-in.

It was only a matter of time. After rolling out Gemini across Android Auto and cars with Google built-in late last year, the Mountain View giant is now launching phase two of its AI world domination. Sorry, I mean… launching enhancements to the AI assistant to help you live more productively.

Google is making the Gemini AI assistant that’s already in millions of cars, trucks, and SUVs a lot more personal — a move that could push consumers even deeper into the company’s ecosystem of products.

Google’s Gemini 4 Argon has helped researchers extend mathematical solutions to a problem involving magnetic fields inside experimental fusion reactors, building on research that challenged a longstanding scientific conjecture.

Agents split up tasks, warned about threats and even recovered items from dead teammates.

Ask four different AI assistants to research the same question this week and you will get four different answers, four different source lists, and four very different wait times. ChatGPT Deep Research, Gemini Deep Research, Claude Research, and Perplexity Deep Research have all converged on the same basic idea since late 2024: point an AI…

Ask ChatGPT to find you the cheapest 55-inch TV in Dublin this weekend and it will happily oblige, citing retailers, prices and delivery windows in seconds. Ask it to actually buy the thing, and most Irish shoppers hesitate. According to EY Ireland’s 2026 AI Sentiment Survey, 69% of Irish consumers have used AI during a…