Google’s generative AI will be added to Lockheed Martin’s unclassified systems, giving staff access to Gemini tools on Google ...

In 2024, b.well Connected Health closed a $40 million Series C growth round led by Leavitt Equity Partners. According to company CEO, Kristen Valdes, the funds were used to support b.well's ability to ...

Alphabet and Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai has announced changes to Google’s workplace structure to help the company develop artificial intelligence (AI) products and services faster.

Google announced on Thursday that it will consolidate a pair of its internal teams that are focused on building artificial intelligence (AI) models. Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote a blog ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. If you didn’t already know that Google was going heavy on AI, major reorganization news out of the Search ...

Google is merging its Android OS (Operating System) and product hardware teams. The “super-team” will collaborate and build AI (Artificial Intelligence) in nearly all categories of products, including ...

Google has spent years, collected tons of data, and invested millions trying to better understand its people. One of its most prolific projects, Project Aristotle, aimed to crack the code on what ...

Google spokesperson Alex García-Kummert explained that these changes aim to align resources with the company’s most significant product priorities, improve efficiency, and reduce bureaucracy. Also ...

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Last year Google (Alphabet) announced long-term plans to lay off approximately 12,000 employees, or 6 percent of its workforce. (Justified or not, cost-cutting certainly hasn’t — or has, depending on ...

Google's VP of product, Robby Stein, says teams risk killing breakthrough ideas by staying too small for too long.