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Google says teams used Gemini and other AI tools to help create films, visuals, and event elements for Google I/O 2026, presenting the conference as an internal showcase for AI-assisted production.

Google Cloud has introduced AI Threat Defense, a platform that combines Gemini, Wiz, DeepMind’s Codemender, and Mandiant tools to find exploitable flaws and generate tested fixes faster.

Fresh from I/O 2026, Google has introduced a $100-per-month AI Ultra plan, cut the price of its top tier to $200, and tied premium access more tightly to Gemini, storage, and agent-style tooling.

Google says AI Mode now exceeds one billion monthly users and is rolling out a redesigned AI-powered Search box, Gemini 3.5 Flash as the default model, and new agent-style capabilities.

At Google I/O 2026, the company framed Gemini not just as a chatbot or model family, but as the basis for a broader agent ecosystem woven through products, infrastructure and developer tools.

Google’s I/O announcements centered on Gemini 3.5 Flash for agentic development work and Gemini Omni, a new multimodal system that starts with video generation but is framed as a broader any-input, any-output model.

Google is testing Gemini-powered ad formats that blend conversational responses and sponsored recommendations into Search, extending AI-generated interfaces deeper into its core advertising business.

At I/O 2026, Google discussed AI-enabled glasses with partners including Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, but largely avoided calling the category ‘smart glasses,’ instead using terms such as ‘intelligent eyewear’ and ‘a

Google is expanding Gemini’s role on Android through a new Gemini Intelligence suite that can automate tasks across apps, improve speech-to-text, and power browser actions on premium devices.

Google says new Gemini-powered features coming first to the Samsung Galaxy S26 and Google Pixel 10 will help Android users complete multi-step tasks, summarize web content, fill forms, and turn rough voice notes into tid

AI News reports that Google is testing a staff-only Gemini-linked agent called Remy, designed to take actions for users in work and daily tasks, with user control becoming a central design concern.

A brief report in supplied source text says iOS 27 will let users choose between Gemini, Claude, and other models for AI features, hinting at a more open approach to on-device and cloud AI experiences.

A report cited by 9to5Mac says iOS 27 could let users integrate third-party AI platforms such as Gemini and Claude for AI features.

Google is rolling out Gemini’s persistent memory features to European users and adding tools to import chat history and preference summaries from other AI assistants, signaling a more competitive phase in consumer AI 

A new ZDNET comparison found OpenAI’s latest image model outperforming Google’s Gemini Nano Banana across nine tests, while also surfacing a fresh concern about personalization and privacy.

Google is pitching Gemini as a practical assistant for home organization, repair guidance, errands, inbox cleanup and plant care, signaling a broader effort to embed its AI tools into routine daily tasks.

Google’s new Personal Intelligence feature for Gemini connects data from apps such as Gmail, Photos, and Search to deliver more tailored responses, underscoring the industry shift toward context-rich AI assistants.

Google is launching Skills in Chrome, a feature that lets users save and rerun AI prompts as one-click workflows across the web through Gemini in Chrome, with a built-in library of ready-made options.

Google has begun rolling out Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, a new text-to-speech model aimed at giving developers and enterprise users finer control over synthetic voices while extending support to more than 70 languages.

Google is rolling out new Gemini app features that let users generate more personalized images by drawing on their preferences and connected Google Photos libraries, without requiring long prompts or manual uploads.