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Google drops Bard waitlist, adds new features and languages, and names its Workspace integration 'Duet AI'

After a week of AI-related search news, we wonder if (or when) a bot can offer up the kind of advice that comes from human experience.

The new AI chatbots learned from human-written content, but now seek to outrank and replace that content.

Google is launching its AI chatbot platform, Bard, while Microsoft is poised to show off Bing and its work with OpenAI.

I tried Cyberpunk 2077 on Google Stadia, which has benefits in speed of loading, but is limited compared to PC versions.

The Google Stadia version of Cyberpunk 2077 won't be available when the game launches this September.

Benchmark results have surfaced for two unannounced AMD Ryzen-C chips, though this leak comes with more mysteries than answers.

Bored? You can now sign up for Google's Stadia Pro game streaming service for free for two months.

Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts Meet will offer advanced features for free due to coronavirus.

Google cancels the I/O conference more than two months in advance over the coronavirus.

Google announced on Wednesday it would invest over $10 billion in US data centers and offices in 2020.

In an op-ed, the Google CEO Sundar Pichai called for regulations on artificial intelligence technologies.

Google Project Zero, the company's security team devoted to finding zero-day vulnerabilities in tech products, announced that it's going to be testing a new disclosure policy in 2020.

Google announced that it updated Google Assistant with an "interpreter mode" that allows it to offer real-time translations for 29 languages via the Nest Hub.

Google announced two new artificial intelligence products, the Coral Accelerator Module and Coral Dev Board Mini, for 2020.

Google Stadia has finally launched Stream Connect, which enables screen sharing with "Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint."

Geekbench results leaked a new Hatch Chromebook equipped with an Intel Core i7-10610U processor suspected to be Comet Lake.

Google revealed on Reddit that many of its Stadia game streaming platform's features will be missing at launch.

Google is reportedly working on an ad blocker for Chrome that automatically hides resource-intensive ads.

Some people who pre-ordered the hardware bundles for Google's Stadia game streaming platform will have to wait to access the service.