Google has taken to the blog machine to tell us how Gemini is being used to commit crimes. Not just any crimes but even state-level World War-inducing crimes. Nobody should be surprised. Google's Threat Intelligence Group has written a white paper outlining the various ways serious abuses and intelligence threats were committed using its generative AI platform Gemini.

Google gave us a peek at Gemini 2.0 Flash, and now it's officially here! This isn't just a minor tweak, either. Google is calling 2.0 Flash a "new AI model for the agentic era," and it promises some serious improvements,

Google has launched Gemini 2.0 Flash, enhancing AI performance with quicker responses and a one million token context window. The update also improves image generation with Imagen 3, while Gemini 1.5 versions remain available as competition with DeepSeek intensifies.

Gemini AI got the wrong answer stating there are only 2. Winner: DeepSeek wins for accuracy.

Google One AI Premium subscribers still get a larger context window and exclusive features.

Hackers are using the Gemini chatbot for coding, to identify attack points, and for creating fake information, Google said.

After introducing Gemini 2.0 Flash late last year, Google is finally ready for the powerful AI model to drop its "experimental" label.

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Google has announced new smart features for Gemini in Google Sheets aimed at simplifying data analysis and visualization for users.

There's no doubt that Google has some powerful models under its belt. In fact, it has a model for just about everything, but many people use the free one

Google announced that Gemini 2.0 Flash AI is now rolling out to all users in the Gemini app on both desktop and mobile. It appears to be rolling out on desktop more quickly, as I saw it on my laptop, while the Gemini app on my Google Pixel was still limited to 1.5 Flash or 2.0 Flash Experimental.