Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro AI model will launch next month, announces CEO Sundar Pichai at I/O 2026—disappointing attendees.

Google has announced several updates for the Gemini app at its I/O annual developer conference, including a design language called "Neural Expressive" that gives it a redesigned interface with new typography,

The company has started rolling out what it calls Gemini Spark, a personal agent it says is capable of navigating a user’s digital life and acting on his or her behalf. The agent will work across many of Google’s products and run on the company’s cloud infrastructure.

Google has announced a "24/7 personal AI agent" called Gemini Spark at this year's I/O developer conference. The company says Spark transforms Gemini from a standard AI assistant to an "active partner" that actually perform tasks for you.

After years of sprinkling AI into its mobile products, Google's fully leaning in. The company is integrating Gemini more deeply into Android, allowing its AI assistant to manage a wider range of everyday tasks across apps -- a move that could fundamentally reshape how people interact with their phones.

Gemini Omni can take your photos, live video, and or text inputs to create full-motion, realistic-looking AI-generated videos.

Commentary: Google's new content-generation tool is joining an oversaturated market of AI stuff we don't want.

CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos sits down to discuss Google's AI future with Koray Kavukcuoglu, chief AI architect at Google and chief technology officer at Google DeepMind, after the company unveiled its latest Gemini models.