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The allegedly AI-generated video depicted the politician making incendiary statements about refugees.

We're sure Twitch chat will be entirely normal about this.

Google's new AI features capitalize on the popularity of voice dictation, and a desire to leave the thinking to AI.

The US government has taken $2 billion worth of equity stakes in quantum computing companies, including one linked to the Trump family.

Tesla says China is now one of the countries where Full Self-Driving is available after years of regulatory delays.

Meta lays off around 10 percent of its total staff as it pivots toward AI.

Ofcom has urged social networks to implement anti-grooming measures.

Anthropic is expected to reach profitability for the first time since it was founded in 2021.

Samsung's union has suspended its planned strike that would have impacted the company's memory chip production.

AMD is taking a direct shot at NVIDIA's DGX Spark with its $3,999 Ryzen AI Halo PC.

The newly "all-Apple district" will replace 30,000 Windows and Chromebook devices across its public schools.

Matthew Ball is the new chief strategy officer for Xbox ahead of Project Helix.

Even though Disney really wants you in its own app, it isn't killing off Hulu.

The paperwork sheds new light on the company that will soon trade as SPCX.

Kobo's Storygraph integration launches in June and will automatically sync progress with the reading platform.

Finally, the Google I/O announcement you've been waiting for.

OpenAI's potential IPO would come after a jury sided with CEO Sam Altman in a legal battle with Elon Musk.

At Google I/O 2026, we took a closer look at Xreal's Project Aura, one of the first Android XR smart glasses.

Airbnb is adding thousands of boutique hotels, new services and experiences to its app.

Spellcasters Chronicles struggled to compete with games like League of Legends and Dota.

Android Auto's big 2026 makeover is full of small but helpful upgrades.

We don't know much yet, but the Kingdom Come studio is making a Lord of the Rings RPG

The e-paper slate has a built-in voice recorder to save you having to take meeting minutes.

State Of Play will feature a fresh peek at Marvel's Wolverine.

It offers bright and incredibly accurate video in an elegant body, but has no smart TV features.

Google I/O was AI all the way down, but it's not clear how much will be useful.

Legendary furniture maker Herman Miller has made a gorgeous gaming desk that has a price tag you'd expect from the brand.

Mercedes-AMG has come up with its most powerful vehicle ever and there's no ICE engine in sight.

Samsung workers in Korea are set to walk off their jobs on May 21 after failing to reach an agreement with the company.

Volvo's latest EV is its best yet, and best value too, but still comes up a bit short to the competition.

Kickstarter is going back to its previous rules around mature content after creators criticized the new policy it introduced last week.

Google has a lot to prove, but its smart glasses will have a few big advantages.

It's a win for privacy on the social app.

The feature lets you turn all AI enhancements off with one tap.

Apple is targeting World Cup fans ahead of this summer's tournament.

Three new features will be available under the Gemini for Science collection.

Fortnite is returning to the App Store everywhere (except Australia).

The OS update integrates Gemini Intelligence and adds a new widget system.

The CFTC has already sued to prevent the Minnesota's prediction markets ban.

Catch up on the biggest news from Google's annual developer conference, from Gemini Spark, Omni and Search to Shopping, XR and more.

The first-person adventure Luna Abyss is also a day-one release.

Ground your snow-globe worlds in real-life locations from Google Maps.

Play Games Sidekick is also getting a wider rollout.

Google's most expensive AI plan is now a little cheaper.

Google Pics isn't Photoshop, but it could be better than what's in Google Photos.

Universal Cart will make it easier to buy from inside YouTube and Gmail.

Google is bringing its AI-detecting feature to more of its products to make it easier for people to verify if something was generated or edited with AI.

You can kiss the classic Google Search goodbye.

You can talk out a first draft of a document, and Docs will organize your thoughts for you.

Google's new Ask YouTube feature will pull together short- and long-form content.