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Sam Altman has declared a 'Code Red' at OpenAI to accelerate efforts in AI development amid fierce competition from Google's Gemini 3 and other rivals, reversing Google's previous dominance in AI research and signaling a critical phase in the global AI race.
Investor Luca Socci believes Alphabet has already won the AI race due to its extensive ecosystem and early lead, leading to a strong buy rating from Wall Street with a 12-month target of $312. Despite concerns about AI disrupting search engines, Alphabet's recent AI advancements and large user base position it favorably for the future.
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai announced a major breakthrough in quantum computing with the Willow chip achieving the first verifiable quantum advantage, running algorithms 13,000 times faster than classical supercomputers, marking a significant step toward practical quantum applications and boosting Google's competitive edge in the field.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced a new feature for Google Calendar that allows users to duplicate events with a Ctrl-click, a request originally made by Stripe co-founder John Collison, highlighting responsive customer service and user-driven updates.
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai announced that AI is positively impacting all aspects of the company's business, contributing to a 14% revenue increase in Q2 2025, with significant investments in data centers and AI features like AI Overviews and AI Mode, which have millions of users worldwide. The company is also preparing for potential antitrust remedies and has updated its branding with a new logo.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai defies the notion that web publishing is dead, citing a 45% increase in web content over two years and emphasizing Google's ongoing commitment to sending traffic to the web, despite the rise of AI and new platforms. He believes the web remains a vital and evolving platform for content and search, contrasting with the views that AI and platforms like TikTok diminish the web's importance.
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai claims that AI Overviews increase traffic to a wide range of websites and that the web ecosystem is growing, with a 45% increase in web pages over two years. He emphasizes that AI enhances user experience and does not harm the web, despite concerns from publishers about AI's impact on traffic and relationships. Pichai also discusses the evolving nature of content creation and consumption, highlighting AI's role in making content more dynamic and cross-format.
MongoDB, Inc. has surpassed Q3 estimates, highlighting its AI investments and long-term growth potential. Sundar Pichai, speaking at the DealBook summit, suggested that AI advancements will slow down as the industry faces steeper challenges, with significant breakthroughs needed for further progress. Meanwhile, OpenAI has launched its 12 Days of OpenAI, introducing new products and features, including the o1 reasoning model, which emphasizes a 'chain of thought' technique. This model, while promising, raises concerns about AI risks, as noted in a safety review by Apollo Research.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai is set to meet with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, amid ongoing tensions over Google's alleged anti-conservative bias and antitrust scrutiny. This meeting follows Trump's outreach to other tech leaders like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. Despite past criticisms of Trump's policies, Pichai aims to navigate potential regulatory challenges under Trump's administration, which has shown interest in breaking up Google as a monopoly.
Google has announced the testing of its new AI model, Gemini 2.0, to enhance AI Overviews in Google Search. This model aims to handle more complex topics and multi-step questions, including advanced math, multimodal queries, and coding. CEO Sundar Pichai stated that limited testing has begun, with broader rollout planned for early next year, expanding to more countries and languages. The AI Overviews, already reaching 1 billion users, are becoming a popular feature in Search, transforming how users interact with the platform.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai criticized Microsoft's AI efforts, particularly its reliance on OpenAI's models, during the Dealbook Summit. Pichai expressed confidence in Google's AI advancements, including the release of its Gemini 2.0 models, and challenged Microsoft to a side-by-side comparison of their AI technologies. He dismissed the notion that AI development is hitting a wall, though he acknowledged that progress may slow as the field advances.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has criticized Microsoft's reliance on OpenAI's models, suggesting a side-by-side comparison of their AI capabilities. Speaking at The New York Times' Dealbook summit, Pichai expressed confidence in AI's future development, though he anticipates a slowdown by 2025 as the industry faces challenges in training next-gen models with high-quality content. Despite this, Pichai and other experts believe breakthroughs in reasoning could drive future AI advancements, countering claims of a 'wall' in AI progression.
In a recent interview with the New York Times, Google CEO Sundar Pichai discussed the future of Google's search technology, predicting profound changes by 2025. He highlighted the role of AI, particularly models like BERT and MUM, in enhancing search capabilities, allowing for more complex queries and improved language understanding. Pichai emphasized the importance of adapting to technological advancements to avoid obsolescence and noted the challenge and opportunity presented by AI-generated content in ensuring reliable and trustworthy search results.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced a significant AI-driven transformation for Google Search in 2025, enhancing its ability to handle complex queries. Speaking at the New York Times DealBook Summit, Pichai emphasized the upcoming changes as part of a profound shift in AI capabilities, positioning Google as a leader in innovation. The company is set to launch an updated Gemini AI model to compete with Microsoft and OpenAI. Pichai also highlighted the role of Google's free meal policy in fostering creativity and innovation among employees.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai discussed the future of Google Search at the New York Times DealBook Summit, predicting profound changes by 2025 due to advancements in AI. He emphasized Google's leadership in AI, highlighting its foundational role in the industry and ongoing innovations like BERT and MUM. Pichai addressed concerns about AI's impact on content creators, acknowledging the challenge of balancing innovation with fair compensation. He also defended the value of search amidst increasing AI-generated content, asserting its importance in finding trustworthy information.