Google's new Gemini 3 model arrives in AI Mode and the Gemini app

X has updated its AI tool Grok to prevent the editing of images of real people into revealing clothing, such as bikinis, and has geoblocked this feature in regions where it is illegal. This decision follows significant backlash over the tool's potential to create nonconsensual sexualized imagery.

Twenty-eight advocacy groups have urged Apple and Google to ban the platforms Grok and X due to their involvement in nonconsensual deepfake content, highlighting growing concerns over digital privacy and consent.

Google has upgraded its Trends Explore page, integrating Gemini capabilities to enhance the analysis of search interest and allow users to identify and compare relevant trends more effectively. This significant update aims to improve user engagement and data insights.

Google has introduced a new feature called 'Personal Intelligence' for its Gemini AI, which integrates data from Gmail, Google Photos, and YouTube to enhance user interactions. This feature aims to make the AI assistant more responsive and personalized by leveraging Google's extensive data resources.

Elon Musk stated he was unaware of any explicit images of minors generated by Grok, an AI tool developed by his company xAI, amidst increasing global scrutiny over the tool's capacity to produce nonconsensual sexual images. Musk's comments were made in response to growing concerns from lawmakers and advocacy groups, urging major tech companies to remove Grok from their app stores.

Google has introduced a new feature for its AI model, Gemini, allowing it to scan users' photos, emails, and other data to provide more accurate responses. This feature is currently available only to paid users and is disabled by default.

Google has announced that its AI model, Gemini, can now pull context from other Google applications, enhancing its functionality and user experience. This capability allows Gemini to provide more personalized and relevant responses by integrating data from services like Gmail and Calendar, contingent on user consent.

Alphabet Inc.'s Google has announced that its Gemini artificial intelligence assistant can now proactively analyze users' data across various platforms, including Gmail, Search, Photos, and YouTube, enhancing personalization for its consumer-facing AI product.