Google News Today - Search News

ai, Googl and DeepSeek

Google's CEO Pichai says China's DeepSeek has done very good work

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said Chinese startup DeepSeek has done very good work that showed how global artificial intelligence is.

Business Insider · 1d

Google DeepMind CEO Calls DeepSeek’s AI Cost Claims “Exaggerated”

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek’s claim of developing a powerful AI model at a much lower cost than major tech giants like Alphabet’s (GOOGL)

BGR · 1d

Google AI chief says DeepSeek’s $6 million claim is ‘exaggerated’

According to Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, DeepSeek's claims of low training costs are "exaggerated and a little bit misleading."

Business Today on MSN · 1d

'Exaggerated and misleading': Google DeepMind CEO casts doubts on DeepSeek's AI efficiency claims

At the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, Google's Demis Hassabis expressed skepticism over DeepSeek's AI model cost claims. He pointed out potential oversights in DeepSeek's reported training expenses and accused reliance on Western AI models.

Google Maps renames Gulf of Mexico

The New York Times · 12h

For Google Maps Users in U.S., It’s Now the Gulf of America

People in Mexico will still see the name Gulf of Mexico, with international users seeing both names, Google said. The change follows an executive order from President Trump.

Hosted on MSN · 16h

Google Maps users review bomb 'Gulf of America' name change

The Gulf of Mexico is still, for the vast majority of the world’s people, the Gulf of Mexico. But on Monday, Google Maps changed its label for the sea to “Gulf of America” for United States users, acquiescing to the whim of President Donald Trump.

CBS News on MSN · 1d

Google Maps now shows Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America for app users in the U.S.

The Gulf of Mexico is now called the Gulf of America for Google Maps users in the United States, keeping with the terms of President Trump's controversial executive order to rename the body of water.

Google Removes Pride Month From Calendar

The Boston Globe · 16h

Google Calendar users no longer see default entries for events like Pride, Black History Month

NEW YORK (AP) — Google’s online calendar has removed default references for a handful of holidays and cultural events — with users noticing that mentions of Pride and Black History Month, as well as other observances, no longer appear in their desktop and mobile applications.

Hosted on MSN · 15h

Black History Month, Pride Month, public holidays no longer appear on Google Calendar

Google removed the first day of Black History Month, Pride Month and other public holidays and national observances from its Calendar app.

CBS News on MSN · 16h

Google Calendar omits Pride, Black History Month from default display

Also omitted is Indigenous Peoples Month, Hispanic Heritage Month and Holocaust Remembrance Day, according to social media users and product experts.

Google, SoftBank back Boston-based quantum startup QuEra

The Boston Globe · 16h

Google, SoftBank back Boston-based quantum startup QuEra in $230 million deal

Google and SoftBank’s Vision Fund are new investors in Inc., participating in a $230 million funding round for the Boston-based startup, which aims to make quantum computing more practical. QuEra Interim Chief Executive Officer Andy Ory said the latest funding round came together quickly — “in a matter of weeks” — after the startup cleared a series of technical challenges that spurred investors to approach him.

Reuters on MSN · 1d

Quantum computing startup QuEra closes $230 million funding round

QuEra Computing said on Tuesday the neutral-atom quantum firm has completed a funding round in excess of $230 million, with investment from Google's Quantum AI business unit and SoftBank Vision Fund,

TechCrunch · 23h

Google-backed Boston quantum startup QuEra raises $230M debt round

Quantum computing, long relegated to the realm of the theoretical, feels like it is back on the agenda as a potentially viable alternative to the

13h

Google announces the dates for I/O 2025

Google’s next I/O developer conference will take place on May 20th and May 21st, the company announced today. The event will ...

15h

Google’s Android Update Makes Pixel Just Like iPhone

We know that forensic exploitation has become the bugbear of smartphone security across both ecosystems. You’ll recall ...

1don MSN

How Google Appears to Be Adapting Its Products to the Trump Presidency

It’s not just Gulf of America on Google Maps. Users have also noticed changes to Google Calendar and Google Search.

Android Central on MSN18h

Google TV tipped to keep your finger on the world's pulse with 'News Brief'

Google TV is reportedly developing a "News Brief" feature and a recent update discovery showcases a few key descriptions. It ...

22h

Google Confirms Enhanced Attack Protection For 1 Billion Chrome Users

Google announces important security milestone for Chrome users—what you need to know about enhanced protection mode.

Google's Next Budget Phone Virtually Eliminates the Camera Bump

Google appears to be tackling one of smartphones' most persistent design quirks – the camera bump. According to leaked ...

Google Whisk, an image remixing tool, is now available in 100+ countries

Notably, the image tools are not available in countries and regions like India, Indonesia, the EU, and the U.K.

13h

Google retracts promise to not use AI for weaponry

Google has removed a key section of its AI principles that previously barred the company from developing artificial ...

Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.

Hide inaccessible results

ai, Googl and DeepSeek

Google Maps renames Gulf of Mexico

Google Removes Pride Month From Calendar

Google, SoftBank back Boston-based quantum startup QuEra

Related topics