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Google is rolling out Gemini AI features to all US desktop Chrome users, including a dedicated chatbot button, AI-powered search tools, and upcoming 'agentic' task automation. This move transforms the world's most popular browser into a hub for generative AI, accelerating a trend that could redefine how millions interact with the web daily. The update signals the dawn of the 'AI browser' era but faces skepticism over usability and privacy.

Google's new Androidify app transforms photos or text prompts into personalized Android robot avatars using Gemini, Imagen, and Veo AI models. This playful showcase demonstrates how Google's generative AI can interpret visual details and translate personalities into customizable digital mascots. For developers, it offers tangible insights into multimodal AI capabilities for consumer applications.

Google is offering a free year of its premium Google AI Pro subscription, valued at $240, to buyers of the Pixel 10 Pro, Pro XL, and Pro Fold. This bundle includes advanced tools like Gemini 2.5 Pro, Veo 3 video generation, NotebookLM, and 2TB of cloud storage, positioning it as a direct counter to Apple Intelligence and Samsung's AI offerings. The move highlights the intensifying battle for AI-powered smartphone supremacy and developer ecosystem loyalty.

Google researcher D. Sculley reveals his team's focus on applying machine learning to biological and chemical fabrication challenges. With an unconventional path from art major to ML expert, Sculley emphasizes cross-domain exploration and learning through mistakes in MIT's fabrication course.

Samsung is offering six months of Google's premium AI subscription service—valued at $120—to Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 buyers, including access to Gemini 2.5 Pro and advanced video generation tools. This strategic partnership accelerates AI integration into flagship devices while giving users hands-on experience with productivity-enhancing features.

Google has released its Deep Think AI model to Ultra subscribers—a derivative of its International Math Olympiad gold-medal system. The $250/month model uses parallel thinking techniques to solve complex problems but comes with usage limits and higher benign-request rejection rates.