Google DeepMind
Google DeepMind is Alphabet's AI division, home of the Gemini model family, the Nobel-recognized AlphaFold and the Veo video generator. Through Google Search, Android and the cloud, its models reach billions of users. This page gathers all our coverage of Google and DeepMind: models, research and products.
Google unveiled personal AI agents for email, calendar, and information retrieval
At the I/O 2026 conference, Google showed a new generation of AI agents that can work in the background and manage email, calendars, and information search. The…
Local Qwen3.6-27B vs. cloud models: why privacy is not the main point
Local Qwen3.6-27B shows it can compete with cloud-based Claude and GPT. The advantage of local models extends far beyond privacy — it is control, speed, and…
Google AI Mode Retrained Users: From Keywords to Dialogue
Over a year, AI Mode users in the US have learned to forget about keywords and submit entire questions to search — Google showed how AI is changing the way people…
DeepMind Ready to Reimagine Drug Discovery and Defeat Diseases
Alibaba Introduces Its Own AI Chip for Neural Network Training and Inference
General Intelligence Built an AI Platform for Startups on Vercel
Google DeepMind and Singapore Begin Collaboration in Frontier AI
Google Completely Redesigns Search for the First Time in 25 Years — Gemini 3.5 Flash Now Handles Tasks
Google has unveiled the largest search engine update in a quarter century: AI agents powered by Gemini 3.5 Flash now independently perform complex tasks—comparing…
Google Unveils Gemini Spark — An AI Agent Working for Users 24/7
Google unveiled Gemini Spark at I/O 2026 — a personal AI agent based on Gemini 3.5. It operates in the background around the clock, positioning itself as a…
Google launched CodeMender — an AI agent for automatically finding vulnerabilities
Google Reveals Scale: 3.2 Quadrillion AI Tokens Per Month, Sevenfold Growth
Google updated Project Genie to create 3D worlds from Street View
🎧 Language Models: The Week in Review
Core42 leased an office in Minneapolis for a 20 MW AI data center
Core42, the cloud and AI infrastructure subsidiary of Abu Dhabi-based Group G42, has signed a lease agreement for a converted office complex in downtown Minneapolis.
Recursive valued at $4.65 billion for self-improving AI with safety controls
Startup Recursive has emerged from stealth with a $4.65 billion valuation. The company is developing a revolutionary approach to artificial intelligence: instead of…