Our remedies proposal in DOJ’s search distribution case Today we filed Google's remedies proposal based on the actual findings in the Court’s decision — our agreements with partners to distribute search. Source: The Official Google Blog
Our remedies proposal in DOJ’s search distribution case Today we filed Google's remedies proposal based on the actual findings in the Court’s decision — our agreements with partners to distribute search. Source: The Official Google Blog
We’re updating our Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy. Today we’re refreshing Google’s Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy — the rules of the road that help people use the generative AI tools found in our products and servic… Source: The Official Google Blog
DOJ’s staggering proposal would hurt consumers and America’s global technological leadership DOJ’s approach would harm American consumers, developers, and small businesses and jeopardize America’s global economic and technological leadership. Source: The Official Google Blog
A safer internet: policy recommendations for fighting scams and fraud together Today, we’re sharing a white paper with policy recommendations and a call to action for how governments and industry can fight scams. Source: The Official Google Blog
Google at APEC 2024 An overview of Google’s work at APEC and the public-private partnerships expanding AI’s benefits to more people. Source: The Official Google Blog
DOJ’s radical and sweeping proposals risk hurting consumers, businesses, and developers DOJ’s sweeping proposals for the Search case risk hurting consumers, businesses, and developers. Source: The Official Google Blog
Why we’re appealing the Epic Games verdict Google will appeal the U.S. Epic Games verdict, and ask the courts to pause remedies to maintain a safe developer and user experience. Source: The Official Google Blog
Key takeaways from the ad tech trial This week we finished making our case in the Department of Justice’s lawsuit about some of our advertising technology. Source: The Official Google Blog
Google’s Data Commons expands to support more UN agencies The UN is expanding the integration of Google’s Data Commons into a dozen additional agencies. Source: AI