Google Releases Genie, a 110 Billion Parameter Foundation Model for Interactive Virtual Worlds

Google DeepMind Predicts AGI May Surpass Humans by 2030 and Releases Safety Strategy

Google DeepMind recently released a comprehensive strategic document outlining its approach to developing safe Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). AGI is defined as a system capable of matching or exceeding human capabilities in most cognitive tasks. DeepMind anticipates that current machine learning approaches, particularly neural networks, will remain the primary path to achieving AGI. The report notes that future AGI systems could potentially surpass human performance and exhibit significant autonomy in planning and decision-making. This technology will have implications for healthcare...

Google Gemini App Head Sissie Hsiao to Depart, Lab VP to Take Over

According to Semafor, Sissie Hsiao, the executive in charge of Google's AI chatbot, is stepping down as head of Gemini applications. An internal memo obtained by the outlet indicates that Josh Woodward, Google's vice president of labs, will assume her role. A Google spokesperson, Alex Joseph, confirmed the change but declined further comment. In the memo, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis stated that this change will allow...

Krea Integrates Gemini's Text-to-Image and Image Editing: Chat Interface Receives a Practical Leap

Recently, the AI creative platform Krea announced the successful integration of Google Gemini's text-to-image and image editing capabilities, further enhancing the platform's generative capabilities and user experience. This update significantly improves the practicality of the Krea Chat interface, transforming it from a simple dialogue tool into a comprehensive creative platform integrating image generation and editing. This advancement is considered a significant step for Krea in the AI-driven creative design field.

Google Launches New AI Travel Features, Boosting Search Volume

AI Daily: Zhipu Releases Agent Product AutoGLM-Thinking; Google Gemini 2.5 Pro Opens for Free Use; ChatGPT's Native Image Generation Rolls Out to Free Users

Welcome to the [AI Daily] column! Your daily guide to exploring the world of artificial intelligence. We present you with the hottest content in the AI field, focusing on developers and helping you understand technology trends and innovative AI product applications. Discover new AI products: https://top.aibase.com/ 1. Zhipu Releases Agent Product AutoGLM-Thinking: The First Agent That Can 'Think and Act' Zhipu AI released its latest Agent product—AutoGLM-Thinking—at the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum.

Google Releases Open-Source TxGemma Model to Accelerate Therapeutic Drug Discovery

Google recently announced the launch of its new open-source model, TxGemma, designed to significantly improve the efficiency of therapeutic drug development. Developed by the Google DeepMind team, this model is a fine-tuned version of their advanced Gemma model family, incorporating powerful natural language understanding, scientific prediction, and multi-turn dialogue capabilities. TxGemma aims to revolutionize drug discovery. Its release is considered a significant advancement in the application of AI to biomedicine, promising to drastically shorten the time it takes for drugs to move from the lab to clinical trials, while also reducing costs.

Google Releases Gemini 2.5 Pro, a New AI Model, for Free

Google has announced that its latest flagship AI model, Gemini 2.5 Pro, will be available for free to all Gemini app users. This means that high-end features previously only available to Gemini Advanced subscribers for $0.99 per month are now accessible to a wider audience. Google calls Gemini 2.5 Pro its most intelligent AI model yet, boasting significant improvements in reasoning capabilities. The new model supports a variety of functions, including applications and more.

Google AI Releases TxGemma: A New Large Language Model for Drug Discovery

Google Launches New Vacation Planning Features Across Search, Maps, and Gemini to Help Users Plan Trips

Google Splits AI Assistant Pixie Project to Avoid Competing with Gemini

According to a recent report by The Information, Google has decided to split its AI assistant Pixie project to prevent it from competing with its cross-platform Gemini project. Following a management-level assessment, Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly made the adjustment. Parts of the Pixie project have been integrated into Pixel phones' screenshot application, while other technologies have been incorporated into Gemini's multitasking capabilities.