Google just rolled out its AI-powered virtual closet to all Google Photos users in the U.S., Brazil, and India across iOS and Android. The feature automatically indexes the clothes you wear in photos so you can mix and match outfits, and Google says your style data won't be shared with retailers.
Google just launched a dedicated Gemini app for Windows 10 and 11, bringing its AI directly to the PC desktop. Users can summon it over active windows with Alt + Space, trigger multi-step agents linked to Gmail and Drive, and generate images or videos without switching tools. It makes Google's flagship AI as accessible as a system shortcut, taking the fight straight to Microsoft's Copilot.
Google just launched Gemini 3.7 Flash, its latest workhorse model targeting software engineering and multi-step agents. It delivers major benchmark jumps—like DeepSWE climbing from 49% to 65.3%—at half the token cost ($0.75 per million input tokens). Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers also get the new model in their Gemini Spark agent starting today.
Google just plugged its Gemini Spark agent directly into Chrome to automate tedious web tasks like scheduling apartment tours or booking flights. With permission, it accesses saved passwords and active logins to navigate sites, handing control back for sensitive actions like payments. Auto-browse is rolling out first in the U.S., while Spark expands to Google AI Pro users in 160+ countries.
Google just rolled out Gemini Spark for macOS, letting the AI organize local files, build spreadsheets from desktop invoices, and integrate with apps like Canva and Dropbox. It also introduces custom Model Context Protocol (MCP) support and upcoming remote execution from phones. The beta is currently limited to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the U.S.
Google DeepMind just published its AI Control Roadmap, a defense-in-depth framework designed to protect internal systems from misaligned agents. The blueprint treats advanced agents as potential insider threats, deploying trusted AI supervisors to review reasoning and block harmful actions in real time. DeepMind analyzed a million coding agent tasks to build live safeguards for Gemini Spark.
Google just supercharged Gemini at I/O 2026, officially turning it from a reactive chatbot into an active digital coworker. The biggest leap is Gemini Spark, an autonomous cloud agent that keeps handling your Gmail and Docs even with your laptop shut, paired with a new cinematic video generator called Gemini Omni.
Google just unveiled the Gemini 3.5 model family, kicking things off with 3.5 Flash. It beats Gemini 3.1 Pro across key coding and agentic benchmarks while outputting tokens four times faster than rival frontier models. The model is already live in the Gemini app, Google Search AI Mode, and APIs, with 3.5 Pro slated for next month.
Google is reportedly gearing up to unveil Gemini Spark at Google I/O, a persistent personal assistant designed to run 24/7. Unlike standard reactive chatbots, Spark learns from user habits and taps into connected apps and browser sessions to handle inbox and web tasks autonomously. It marks Google's big push from on-demand chatbots to always-on autonomous agents.
