The main AI firms in town all announced MCP support this week - here's what that means for ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.

Google is also using “Gemini” as a catch-all for various AI functions, much in the same way that Microsoft uses Copilot as an AI brand. Google, like Microsoft, is pushing agentic AI, where various bits of autonomous AI work independently to pursue tasks.

New AI-powered features coming to Google Workspace promise more natural conversations, workflow automations, and other productivity boosters.

I wanted to test Gemini Advanced, ChatGPT, and Copilot Pro head-to-head to see which one helps you get answers faster and more accurately. These are the paid versions, all promising live web access, smarter context, and fewer hallucinations.

In the time it took to make coffee, Google Jules rewrote major parts of my code. I didn't just watch it work, I shipped its changes. This is real. But there are also real big caveats.

Microsoft's focus on AI agents for enterprises may be easier to deliver than Google's consumer focus on a universal AI assistant because Microsoft only has to get the tech right. Google has to change its whole business model too.

Google launches the beta test of its AI programming assistant Jules. The way it works differs from similar AI assistants such as GitHub Copilot.

Google is rolling out its new SynthID Detector initially to a group of early testers before a broader public launch.