Android is becoming an AI OS, and Gemini’s real gate is the platform
Google Gemini Intelligence tries to turn Android from an app-launching OS into an intelligence system that can read context and act.
Google Gemini Intelligence tries to turn Android from an app-launching OS into an intelligence system that can read context and act.
Google GTIG disclosed the first zero-day exploit attempt it assesses was developed with AI, shifting how defenders should think about discovery and weaponization speed.
WaveSpeed now exposes GPT, Claude, Gemini and 260+ LLMs through one OpenAI-compatible API. Here is what that means for multimodal agents, routing, cost, and trust boundaries.
Agent Room combines MCP rooms and CLI stop hooks so Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini can collaborate asynchronously around one shared transcript.
AWS AgentCore Browser moves browser-agent security from prompts into Chrome enterprise policies, custom root CAs, and auditable runtime controls.
CAISI is expanding predeployment evaluation work with Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI, moving frontier AI launches beyond public benchmarks.
Google Gemini API Webhooks moves long-running AI jobs from polling loops into event-driven backend operations.
Google added multimodal retrieval, metadata filters, and page-level citations to Gemini API File Search, moving RAG closer to an operational layer for agents.
Google released MTP drafters for Gemma 4, promising up to 3x faster inference. The bigger story is local LLM latency.
Google DeepMind introduced a Gemini-based AI-enabled pointer experiment, signaling a shift from chat boxes toward screen context, pointing, and short spoken intent.
Google Workspace introduced AI control center, making Gemini and agent access to business data a new Admin console governance surface.