Google says a Gemini AI prompt consumes minimal energy and water, but experts argue the company is leaving out key environmental costs.

Alphabet's Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) has announced a significant reduction in the prices of its artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services for federal agencies.

Earlier this year, MIT Technology Review published a comprehensive series on AI and energy, at which time none of the major AI companies would reveal their per-prompt energy usage. Google’s new publication, at last, allows for a peek behind the curtain that researchers and analysts have long hoped for. Read the full story.

Gemini Live includes the AI assistant's ability to recognize objects in the real world and answer questions in real time while highlighting those objects.

Google says current methods of measuring AI's impact aren't telling the full story -- and has offered a new method it hopes to standardize.

Gemini AI has validated Bittensor, Render Token, and Ozak AI as top AI-oriented cryptocurrencies in 2025. As TAO and RNDR still enhance their positions, Ozak AI is gaining a lot of attention due to its innovative technology and successful presale.

Agentic AI systems—AI agents—are poised to reshape global business economics, with the potential to unlock up to $450 billion in value by 2028, combining revenue gains and cost savings, according to a recent report from the Capgemini Research Institute. Yet, adoption is lagging: Just 2% of companies have scaled such systems meaningfully.

Google is introducing the latest features for Gemini Live, its real-time AI assistant. Gemini Live will be able to underscore objects directly on your screen while you share the camera, simplifying it for users to detect items.