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Reddit wants Google to pay more and attract more users as part of their AI data licensing deal.

Companies developing AI, like Google and Meta, are laying off workers. Is AI development unsustainable? It's a tough scene for those building these systems.

The EU has fined Google $3.5 billion for abusing its market dominance in the ad tech space. Google plans to appeal the decision.

Google is ordered to pay millions in a data collection lawsuit, accused of tracking users even after they disabled tracking features. The company plans to appeal the decision.

Google denies recent reports of a widespread Gmail security issue, reassuring users about its protection measures against phishing and malware attempts.

Meta is considering using Google and OpenAI's AI models in its apps. This could be a temporary solution while they work on improving their own Llama AI models.

Google's Pixel 10 Pro brings exciting AI features, including live translation and enhanced zoom. While promising, these features show some unexpected behavior, as usual.

Google might be launching a new smart speaker with Gemini. It will likely be integrated with Google TV and have new sound detection features.

Google joins forces with TVA to purchase power from a next-gen nuclear reactor, marking a step towards carbon-free energy solutions for its data centers.

Android beta tests let you customize the calling cards that appear on your phone when contacts call. Personalize your call screen, making incoming calls more fun!

Australian court sides with Epic Games, finding Apple and Google engaged in anti-competitive conduct in their app stores. A potential win for Fortnite's return.

A short look at the most interesting happenings in tech: from the evolution of AI to Nintendo's games and Google's strategic decisions.