Google’s Gemini-Exp-1114 raises the bar for AI performance — and for ethical questions. As it shines on technical tasks but ...

A recently released Google AI model scores worse on certain safety tests than its predecessor, according to the company's internal benchmarking.

For instance, in cases involving sensitive topics like nudity or bondage, Claude opted for outright refusal, whereas Gemini elaborated on the safety concerns. Also Read | Anthropic's Claude AI can ...

a Google spokesperson told TechCrunch that safety continues to be a “top priority” for the company and that it plans to release more documentation around its AI models, including Gemini 2.0 ...

The AI allegedly ... user safety and acknowledged the incident as violating their policy guidelines. “We take these issues seriously. These responses violate our policy guidelines, and Gemini ...

The rise of generative AI has been a fairly messy process ... The idea was to stir a debate and improve watermark security. With Gemini, we are looking at a tool accessible to everyone without ...

Google's Gemini AI has unleashed a new era for home security, one where algorithms search through our uploaded videos, label them and use that data to answer complex questions. Other AI from Arlo ...

At this year’s Google I/O developer conference, the company announced that Gemini — its advanced AI chatbot — is being integrated into both Android Auto and Android Automotive OS.

Google is finally starting to experiment with a small but meaningful safety feature: visible watermarks on AI-generated images created with Gemini. It’s a late move, but at least it’s something.