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Three AI chatbot apps now sit on almost every Australian’s phone by default: Microsoft Copilot inside Windows and Microsoft 365, Google Gemini inside Android and Workspace, and Meta AI inside WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and Messenger. None of them need a download decision the way ChatGPT or Claude do — they are already pinned to a…

Google is now rolling out support for Gemini 4 Argon to Antigravity, its AI coding tool.

Google has announced a bunch of new, expanding and upcoming scam protections for Android users, including an opt-in setting in its Messages app that uses Gemini AI to warn you about deceptive messages. Toggling on the setting will enable Scam Detection, which taps into Google’s most advanced Gemini models to evaluate the sender’s intent and…

Google has begun emailing Gemini AI Plus members to inform them when their Gemini subscription will no longer include access to the advanced models – just Flash.

Last month, Google confirmed its plans to sunset Gemini’s usage-specific Gems and replace them with skills. These skills are easier to set up, access, and invoke in any conversation, and they don’t force you to use them in an isolated environment like Gems did. With its announcement, Google has already started bringing skills to Gmail…

AI chatbots like Gemini have become quite popular for their ability to answer questions, but they can do much more than that. When it comes to Google’s Gemini, you can also use it to schedule and automate tasks without having to handle them manually every time. For example, you can ask Gemini to check your…

Following the announcement at the end of September, Gemini 4 Argon is starting to roll out to the Gemini app, Google Antigravity, and more.

In addition to revamping settings and the navigation drawer, Google is combining its Spark personal agent with the main Gemini chat experience.

One of AI’s promises, on the less “humanity-destroying” end of the spectrum, is to make everyday life a little smoother. Instead of tackling each item on your to-do list by yourself, perhaps a reliable AI tool could cross a few entries off for you, leaving you to attend to the more important bits. Getting a…

To say 2026 has been a year filled with AI incidents is a bit of an understatement. From hacking third-party companies to breaking into government agencies, AI developers have a lot to answer for.