Google says 75% of its new code is AI-generated. That sounds like a breakthrough, right? But inside Google’s walls, the story looks very different. Employees are sharing memes mocking the AI tools they’re forced to use. The AI meant to help is making their jobs tougher. The Meme Revolution: When AI Meets Reality At the
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Google just made a bold move to power its data centers with a virtual power plant (VPP). The company signed a three-year deal with Voltus to aggregate 100 megawatts of flexible energy resources. This isn’t about building new power plants. It’s about squeezing more capacity out of what’s already there. The VPP will connect thousands
The UK has taken a big step to give online publishers more control over how their content appears in Google’s AI-powered search results. A new set of rules requires Google to let publishers opt out of having their material used in AI features like AI Overviews and AI Mode. This means publishers can now decide
The UK has taken a big step to give news publishers more control over their content in Google’s AI search results. Now, media websites can stop Google from using their articles in AI-generated summaries. This change aims to protect publishers from losing readers and revenue. Google’s AI summaries appear at the top of search results.
Google just flipped the script on wearable customization. Instead of locking down Fitbit Air accessories, they handed the keys wide open. Now, anyone—yes, you—can dive into the design process and 3D print your own Fitbit Air bands and accessories. No middlemen, no waiting for official releases. Just pure maker freedom. This isn’t your typical product
LG Electronics shares jumped nearly 24% in one trading session after unveiling a new automotive display system built on Google’s Android Automotive OS. This isn’t your usual hardware refresh. LG’s innovation uses a single chip to control multiple in-car displays with different sizes and shapes simultaneously. Traditional car display setups need separate processors for each
DuckDuckGo’s app installs jumped sharply after Google changed its search engine. The spike began right after Google’s I/O 2026 event. Between May 20 and May 25, DuckDuckGo’s U.S. installs rose about 18% week over week. The growth lasted six days straight. On Memorial Day, installs peaked at 30% above the previous week. The surge was
Google just lost a landmark case in India. The Delhi High Court ruled it liable for letting rivals bid on the trademarked brand name “Hindware” as advertising keywords. Hindware, a major Indian sanitaryware company, found competitors buying its brand name in Google Ads auctions. This meant searches for Hindware surfaced ads for rival brands instead.
The European Union is flexing its regulatory muscles again. This time, two tech giants face heavy penalties under the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act. Temu, the Chinese e-commerce platform owned by PDD Holdings, was slapped with a €200 million fine. The European Commission found Temu failed to stop unsafe products from flooding the
AI just took a giant leap forward. Imagine AI systems that don’t freeze after training but keep learning from every interaction. This could change everything about how AI powers apps, tools, and services. Three former AI stars from Google DeepMind, Apple, and OpenAI teamed up to launch a startup called Trajectory. Their mission? To build
