Google today announced two advancements as part of its partnership with the Real Academia Española (RAE)'s Lengua Española e Inteligencia Artificial (LEIA) project.

Google yesterday announced updates to its Location History and Maps features, giving users more control over their location data.

Google yesterday announced an update to its advertiser verification program, providing detailed information about the business operations verification process. This update aims to enhance transparency and clarity for advertisers.

Google today has unveiled a new interactive experience called the Most Searched Playground, inviting users to explore a virtual world filled with 25 of the most searched people, places, and moments from the past 25 years.

The new policy will take effect on January 29, 2024, and will require advertisers who target the United States to obtain certification from Google before running ads for CCTs.

Google Ads this week announced it will begin accepting and running ads for lottery-couriers in Arkansas, Montana, New Jersey, and New York. This represents an expansion of the company's policy, which previously only allowed ads for lottery-related services in a limited number of jurisdictions.

Google today introduced Gemini, its most capable and general AI model yet. Gemini is multimodal, meaning it can understand and reason about different types of information, including text, code, audio, image, and video.

Google today announced it will begin accepting and running ads for sports betting from state-approved entities in Vermont starting December 12, 2023. This is a significant change to the company's gambling and games policy, which previously prohibited all ads for online gambling.