AI and robots are going to be fantastic helpers for humanity, rather than instruments of our demise. A rtificial intelligence is arguably the most significant economic revolution

Alphabet's Google said on Tuesday it would put artificial intelligence into the hands of more Web surfers while teasing a $249.99-a-month subscription for its AI power users, its latest effort to fend off growing competition from startups like OpenAI.

Alphabet stock was sliding Tuesday afternoon as the Google I/O keynote announcements initially seemed to underwhelm investors. Alphabet shares dropped as the company shared AI news, with several of the AI updates announced scheduled to come in the weeks and months ahead.

Alphabet Inc.’s investors are looking to this week’s developer conference to see if the company can reset the narrative amid fears that its long-standing market dominance is on shaky ground.

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With new tools spanning Search, Shopping, Workspace, and more, Google shows how AI at scale—and inside everything—may be its biggest advantage.

Alphabet stock, down for most of the day, saw its losses accelerate as Google CEO Sundar Pichai concluded the Google I/O keynote address. Shares were down 2% after the event ended. Investors have been

Google on Tuesday unleashed another wave of artificial intelligence technology to accelerate a year-long makeover of its search engine that is changing the way people get information and curtailing the flow of internet traffic to websites.

Explore how Google is integrating artificial intelligence into its services to enhance user experience and compete effectively.