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Google's new image generation model, Nano Banana 2, blends high-quality output with rapid processing, enabling users to create realistic images, restore old photographs and generate unique artistic renders. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Several countries that have hostile relations with their neighbours or militant groups tend to resist being clearly mapped on Google's navigation system, degrading the experience for users.

Google has developed a new AI model that can predict urban flash floods up to 24 hours in advance. Built using Gemini and the Groundsource dataset, the technology aims to improve disaster preparedness and provide early flood warnings worldwide., Technology & Science, Times Now

An image that has been widely circulated by Iranian media outlets showing Mojtaba Khamenei may have been manipulated using AI, according to Shayan Sardarizadeh. Detection using Google SynthID via Gemini suggests parts of the image were edited with Google AI., Technology & Science, Times Now

Google Maps in India is introducing a new AI feature called 'Ask Maps,' announced by CEO Sundar Pichai. This tool allows users to ask detailed questions about locations directly within the app., Technology & Science, Times Now

Google has introduced Ask Maps, a new Gemini-powered AI feature in Google Maps that allows users to ask conversational questions about places, travel options and nearby recommendations.

Google is adding a new AI-powered feature to the popular Google Maps app, which is used by millions of Indians. The company has introduced Ask Maps, a conversational tool built using its Gemini AI models that allows users to ask detailed real-world questions and receive direct answers inside the app.

Google is introducing a new optimisation technique to improve Android from the kernel level. This change could make Android phones faster, smoother, and more efficient. The technique is called Automatic Feedback-Directed Optimisation (AutoFDO).

The latest NotebookLM features can help people who don't have the time to read e-books by turning them into podcasts hosted by two AI presenters that users can even join.

AI’s rapid use has steadily reshaped employment across many industries, prompting companies to restructure their workforces, leading to large-scale layoffs and job displacement. By early 2025, more than 14 million jobs worldwide had been lost directly to AI-driven technologies. It is being predicted that up to 800 million roles could be at risk by 2030. Tech giants Microsoft, Amazon, and Google together cut about 49,000 positions since 2023 due to AI efficiency gains. Not only IT, across other sectors like Manufacturing & logistics, Retail & customer service, AI-automation has also displaced several jobs, leading to a rise in mental-health claims among displaced workers. Amid this, a new report by Goldman Sachs suggests that the machine-led disruption could be far-reaching.