Follows Google's AI moves beyond its flagship models, from search and cloud security to open-weight releases and agent payment standards.
Google Artemis adds source attribution: AI open-source reuse cannot be judged solely by licenses
On September 11, 2026, mobile automation company Minitap published an article stating that Google's mobile device agent project Artemis used some code...
Google released SensorFM: wearable health AI begins learning long-term physiological data
On July 9, 2026, Google Research released the wearable health foundational model SensorFM. It was pretrained on data from 5 million users who agreed t...
Google AI Threat Defense released: Enterprise security moves into automated defense
On May 27, 2026, Google Cloud launched Google AI Threat Defense, combining Gemini, Wiz, CodeMender, and Mandiant capabilities into an enterprise AI se...
Google unveils a roadmap for youth AI: classifiers, red teaming and Gemini learning tools begin to advance in parallel
In its latest article on generative AI safety for young users, Google breaks down the roadmap into several clear lines: age fitting, privacy protectio...
Google DeepMind has released TranslateGemma: a family of open-source translation models that support 55 languages
Google DeepMind announced the launch of TranslateGemma, a set of open-source models for machine translation that supports 55 languages and offers thre...
Google releases AP2 (Agent Payments Protocol): an open standard for AI assistants to perform payments
Google announced the launch of AP2 (Agent Payments Protocol), positioned as an open, shared payment protocol for AI assistants/agents. AP2 provides au...