Google’s AI assistant is about to get full access to your calls, texts, and WhatsApp — even if you’ve disabled activity ...

Howard University and Google are teaming up to change speech recognition for Black Americans through a partnership called ...

Google has added a song search feature to its Gemini app for Android. You can now ask, “What song is this?” and it will ...

Claude, the popular AI chatbot from Anthropic, is rolling out a voice mode to all its mobile app users. Whilst still in beta, the new voice mode will be in English and accessible for users on all ...

This suggests Google may offer users a choice between “Hey Google” and potentially “Hey Gemini.” The new hotword could remain restricted to only select devices when it rolls out.

Google appears to be working on the new hotword "Hey Gemini," which might co-exist on Android with the old hotword "Hey Google." ...

"Hey Google": If you have "Hey Google" enabled, ... Prior to working here, he was a programming consultant for radio and TV stations in some 20 markets around the U.S., ...

GM says that drivers can say "Hey Google" and then control various functions in the car by just saying them, like climate control fan speed or changing a radio station. Except it's not that simple.

Open the Google app and go to More > Settings > Google Assistant > General and turn Google Assistant off. Turn off Hey Google/OK Google functionality If one is really dead against Google Assistant ...

After, you'll be able to say, "OK, Google, play 'The Crown' on Netflix" or "Hey, Google, watch 'Westworld' on TV" and have the show cued up for you. You can even use Google Home to pause, play ...

Toggle on Hey Google. Keep in mind some phones have to be unlocked for this to work. If the screen is turned off when you say a command, Google Assistant will hear it, but may ask you to unlock it ...

Gemini now powers Bard, the company’s GPT-style chatbot, and sometime early next year, Google says it will marry Bard with Assistant, the Siri-esque tool that answers when you say “Hey Google.” ...