Bard becomes Gemini: Try Ultra 1.0 and a new mobile app today
Bard is now known as Gemini, with a mobile app and an Advanced experience that gives you access to our most capable AI model, Ultra 1.0.
The next chapter of our Gemini era
We're bringing Gemini to more Google products. Bard will now be called Gemini, and you can access our most capable AI model, Ultra 1.0, in Gemini Advanced.
Expanded education partner opportunity with Copilot for Microsoft 365 | February 2024
Since launching Copilot for Microsoft 365 for in January partners have been supporting customers to define, activate, and deliver their AI strategy. Building on this momentum, we are taking the next…
6 AI tools to help you give better gifts
Use Google's AI tools to help you find better gifts for Valentine's Day.
6 cybersecurity mistakes people make — and what to do instead
Google's experts walk through the all-too-common cybersecurity mistakes people make online, and what to do instead. Read on to learn more about which habits you should d…
5 ways Google for Education helps teachers and students stay safer online
On Safer Internet Day, we’re sharing helpful Google for Education tools to help teachers and students stay safer online.
A collaborative effort to create a safer internet for Asia-Pacific
Like the rest of the world, the Asia-Pacific region has seen an uptick of online scams and fraud in recent years. Luckily, however, the public's awareness of scams …
Buying Spying: How the commercial surveillance industry works and what can be done about it
The latest report from Threat Analysis Group documents the rise of commercial surveillance vendors and the industry that threatens free speech, the free press and the op…
Nuevas colaboraciones, asistencia y herramientas para promocionar el bienestar digital de niños y adolescentes
Para el Día Internacional de la Internet Segura, Google.org se compromete a donar 20 millones de dólares para apoyar a organizaciones y herramientas que ayuden a los niñ…
A new commitment to digital wellbeing for kids and teens
Google.org is pledging $20 million of support to organizations that help kids build safe, healthy, productive relationships with technology.