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Walmart opens its store to AI shopping agents while Amazon blocks them
Walmart's approach gives shoppers separate, capped profiles for each agent, a sharp contrast with Amazon's refusal to let agents buy on their behalf.
Walmart's approach gives shoppers separate, capped profiles for each agent, a sharp contrast with Amazon's refusal to let agents buy on their behalf.
Enterprise customers gain a second major cloud route to OpenAI's frontier models, while OpenAI keeps Microsoft as its main cloud partner.
Users can check uploaded images, audio and video at SynthID.com, though a negative result does not prove content is human-made.
Drivers can now ask Android Auto for answers drawn from their connected Google data while keeping the feature optional.
The warning adds a safety check for Enhanced Protection users, with different prompts depending on how confident Chrome is about the risk.
The new business-focused experience ties planning, marketing, finance and app connections together in one place for Gemini users.
The new search tool can pull details from emails directly, and the same rollout adds voice-based features for Docs and Keep.
An opt-in protection mode will scan unknown senders and links, while Google extends scam detection beyond Pixel to more Android devices.
U.S. adults can now keep AI-made Android apps private in Play first, then share them or publish them later.
The update gives some users new ways to make Android apps, while search and gaming features aim to make Play more useful across mobile and PC.
Baseten customers can now use probes that spot risky behavior without rereading every output, cutting the cost of long-running monitoring.
The new site expands provenance checks beyond Google-generated content and adds partner marks from OpenAI, NVIDIA, Kakao and soon Apple.
The new tool lets adults in the US build games from prompts without coding, with higher usage limits for Google One subscribers.
The campaign uses lookalike AI pages to capture logins and multi-factor prompts, putting advertising accounts and the data tied to them at risk.
The pause puts Google’s planned sites in Muhos and Kajaani under closer review and could delay how the company advances its Finland build-out.
The new feature is meant to cut repeated prompting, and Google will move existing Gems into skills over time.
The preview could let Gemini act across files and apps on macOS, while still asking before sensitive actions.
The ruling leaves Google’s AI search features standing, while publishers cannot claim expected traffic as a legal right.
Stolen sessions can expose sensitive business information kept in AI conversations, making account theft a data exposure risk.
Gemini’s new calling test can now complete tasks like bookings and rescheduling, not just collect information.
Planned rules would formalise search-choice prompts, extend them to AI assistants, and tighten how publisher content is shown in results.
New AI workflow tools, unified updates, XR fleet support and added security controls aim to tighten how companies run Android at scale.
Gemini users can now hook in a wider range of work, creative and lifestyle services directly from chat.
The incidents expose weaknesses in Google’s testing setup and raise fresh scrutiny of how it discloses AI security failures.
Incidents at Google, Anthropic and OpenAI show powerful models can mount real-world attacks without being told to do so.