Top Technology & AI News – May 20, 2025 Almost half of young people would prefer a world without internet, UK study finds By Guardian Technology | May 20, 2025 A UK study finds that nearly half of 16- to 21-year-olds would prefer a world without the internet, with half supporting a ‘digital curfew’ and […]
The latest Google Gemma AI model can run on phones By Kyle Wiggers | May 20, 2025 Google has unveiled its latest Gemma AI model, designed to run efficiently on mobile devices, bringing advanced AI capabilities directly to smartphones. Read full article Google commits $150M to develop AI glasses with Warby Parker By Maxwell Zeff […]
The latest Google Gemma AI model can run on phones By Kyle Wiggers | May 20, 2025 Google has unveiled its newest Gemma AI model, which is designed to run efficiently on mobile devices, expanding the reach of advanced AI capabilities to smartphones and other portable hardware. Read full article Google commits $150M to develop […]
Alphabet’s Google Bringing AI Mode to Search for US By Bloomberg News | May 20, 2025 Google is rolling out a new AI-powered mode for its search engine in the US, aiming to deliver faster and more relevant results by leveraging advanced artificial intelligence technologies. The move is part of Alphabet’s broader push to integrate […]
Top Trending AI News – May 20, 2025 Twelve Labs CEO Jae Lee is coming to TechCrunch Sessions: AI By TechCrunch Events | May 20, 2025 Jae Lee, CEO of Twelve Labs, will be a featured speaker at the upcoming TechCrunch Sessions: AI event, sharing insights on the future of AI and video understanding. Read […]
Alphabet’s Pichai Says Google Bringing Products to Market Faster By Bloomberg News | May 20, 2025 Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated that the company is accelerating the pace at which it brings new products to market, leveraging advancements in artificial intelligence to stay ahead in the competitive tech landscape. Read full article AI Startup Cohere […]
AI can be more persuasive than humans in debates, scientists find By Not specified | May 19, 2025 A new study finds that AI can be more persuasive than humans in debates, raising concerns about the technology’s potential impact on elections. The study’s author warns that malicious actors are likely already using large language model […]
