
Google Expands AI Mode to Five New Languages, Broadening Global Reach
Google expands AI Mode to five languages, bringing AI-powered Search to millions in Asia and Latin America after months of English-only use.
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Google expands AI Mode to five languages, bringing AI-powered Search to millions in Asia and Latin America after months of English-only use.

Anthropic will pay $1.5B and delete pirated works in a landmark AI settlement, reshaping copyright law and raising standards for training data.

OpenAI will launch an AI-driven Jobs Platform by mid-2026, add in-app certifications via OpenAI Academy, and partner with major employers and policy initiatives.

Built by EPFL, ETH Zurich, and CSCS, Apertus is a fully open LLM trained on 15T tokens across 1,000+ languages, with EU-aligned transparency and access via Swisscom and Public AI.

Microsoft introduces MAI-Voice-1 and MAI-1-preview, a mixture-of-experts model trained on ~15,000 Nvidia H100s, with GB200 compute active and targeted Copilot rollout.

OpenAI and Anthropic opened APIs for cross-lab audits, reporting sycophancy, misuse cooperation, jailbreak resistance differences, and refusal–helpfulness trade-offs.

Google Translate broadens into learning with AI-personalized practice and Gemini-based live conversations, backed by 1T monthly translated words across Google services.

Gemini 2.5 Flash Image debuts with narrative storytelling, style transfer, and real-world reasoning, priced at $0.039 per image with advanced safety filters.

NotebookLM’ Video Overviews expand to 80+ languages, offering native-language video and audio overviews with cultural adaptation and Gemini-powered accuracy.