Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, offered details about the future of Gemini AI, AGIs, and self-aware systems.

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After launching Gemini 2.5, Google is teasing its next frontier: AI-powered glasses and an upgraded Gemini Live experience ...

One of Gemini’s standout strengths is its accessibility. Unlike other chatbots, many of its core features are available at no ...

That’s not great, especially as it threatens to lose relevant context from what you were just doing with Gemini. The good ...

One of the standout features of these glasses is memory. First introduced in Project Astra last year, Gemini’s memory can ...

Google has expanded Gemini Live's real-time video and screen sharing to all Android users, so it's no longer limited to ...

Speaking of subscriptions, there’s a sweet deal for college students in the U.S., Google is offering Gemini Advanced for free ...

Users can simply point the camera — or scroll down — and talk to Gemini in search of answers. The tool should now be ...

Izadi also showcased memory feature in the AI Glasses. This was first unveiled last year as part of Project Astra. Gemini can essentially remember objects and visual information it “sees” even when ...

Minutes interviewed Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis on “what’s next for AI,” with a hint about where Gemini is going.

Google just made Gemini Live's AI screen sharing and video support free for all Android users—no subscription needed to access real-time smart features.