Sundar Pichai has been Google’s CEO since 2015. Karl Mondon / AFP via Getty Images Sundar Pichai said there was “scope for improvement” when shown a result from a Google Search query. The AI Overview
On Tuesday, May 19, Google used its I/O developer conference to announce a new “intelligent AI-powered Search box” that includes information agents and space for follow-up questions. Google claims the new Gemini 3.5 Flash-powered AI
Lizzo’s latest song has a familiar, almost too-catchy riff. “I want my baby back, baby back, baby back . . . ” That’s right, Chili’s beloved “Baby Back Ribs” jingle is making a comeback. The
Cuba before the revolution was a popular tourist destination, and Havana was a bustling metropolis. Hulton Archive/Getty Images Before 1959, Cuba was one of the most developed but unequal countries in Latin America. Havana dazzled
Ever get the feeling that you need to make a change in your business? Your pipeline has dried up, your prospective clients’ needs have changed, or something just feels “off”? Companies have entire teams dedicated
The author, pictured with her mother, husband and three sons, said a cruise was a great way to keep everyone entertained on a family trip. Courtesy of Liz Alternam. Family trips can be stressful, especially
Google I/O was packed with announcements about AI search and agents. Here are the changes that matter the most to CMOs. Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images A version of this post appears in the CMO Insider newsletter.
My first job was in high school as a bank teller at the Shirley Cooperative Bank in Shirley, Massachusetts, the small town where I grew up. Shirley had about 4,000 people, and it was the
Marketers say AI leaders like Sam Altman (center) and Dario Amodei (right), pictured here with Narendra Modi (left) at the India AI Impact Summit, need to revamp the AI industry’s brand. Ludovic MARIN / AFP
For more than a decade, the nonprofit Girls Who Code has sought to help prepare young women for jobs in the tech industry and push for greater gender parity in computer science. The arrival of
Stella Kalinina for BI This post originally appeared in the Business Insider Today newsletter. You can sign up for Business Insider’s daily newsletter here. Wolfgang Puck might hold the answer to a big problem for
I went to Japan by myself in my 20s. My experience as an English-speaking solo female traveler there surprised me in many ways. Jodie Hughes I traveled solo to Japan, a country with a radically
The Air Force has pushed the retirement of its A-10 Warthogs back to the end of the decade. US Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Rachel Howell The US Air Force is still planning
Krispy Kreme employees may get more than just free donuts, with a portion of a $1.6 million settlement still up for grabs. The settlement follows a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of individuals affected
Don’t get AG1 CEO Kat Cole started on the science of gummies. “You can’t put AG1, as it is, in a gummy,” she tells me when we speak in mid-May. Launched in 2010, AG1 (previously
Eric Ries’s The Lean Startup changed how a generation of entrepreneurs build companies. In his new book, Incorruptible, Ries takes aim at some of the most sacred business assumptions and explores why he believes the
New stool tests are better at detecting colon cancer. SetsukoN/Getty Images New tests endorsed by the American Cancer Society screen for colon cancer using blood and stool. Colonoscopies are still the best bet, but experts
The author moved back to Canada after five years of living abroad in the UK. Courtesy of Maria Polansky I lived abroad in the UK for five years before moving back home to Canada. I
Lovable CEO Anton Osika says Big Tech is no longer Silicon Valley’s safest bet. Big Event Media/Getty Images for HumanX Conference Lovable’s CEO is using Big Tech layoffs to recruit top US AI talent. Anton
US Navy SEALs during an exercise. Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Leon Wong/US Navy US special ops leaders say future troops must be tough and increasingly tech-savvy SOCOM wants “geeks with guns” as drones and