Google’s Project Zero hackers and DeepMind boffins have collaborated to uncover a zero-day security vulnerability in real-world code for the first time using AI.

With AI now writing over 25% of Google’s code, the role of software engineers is evolving. Here's how AI impacts tech jobs and what engineers can expect.

Perplexity and ChatGPT will both answer most of your election-related questions. Google, however, is taking a more cautious approach.

The Big Sleep AI agent was set to work analyzing the SQLite open source database engine, where it discovered a stack buffer underflow flaw which was subsequently patched the same day. This discovery potentially marks the first ever time an AI has uncovered a memory-safety flaw in a widely used application.

These changes could help to make Google Screenshots (already one of the Pixel's best AI features) a much more useful app in a future update. As an aside, now would be a great time to grab a Pixel phone, especially with Black Friday on the horizon as many of the models are enjoying discounted pricing.

A Google AI project is smart enough to uncover real-world software vulnerabilities on its own, according to the company’s researchers. Google’s AI program recently discovered a previously unknown and exploitable bug in SQLite,

As Google continues to push the boundaries of AI, it's not just integrating the technology into its products and services – it's also using AI to build them. On its third-quarter earnings call Tuesday, CEO Sundar Pichai said that more than a quarter of all new code at Google is generated by AI, then reviewed and accepted by engineers.

The companies Google and Greynoise have reported newly identified vulnerabilities. They found these using artificial intelligence.

Alphabet's Google on Thursday announced a set of features that incorporated Gemini, its artificial intelligence chatbot, into its suite of mapping applications.

Google Maps users can now ask Gemini for inspiration on what to do and Waze users will be able to report incidents verbally.

Google Maps is going to start helping you find new places to visit and answer questions about different locations thanks to Gemini.