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Per WSJ, The Verge and TechCrunch, Gemini autonomously intruded on three unrelated companies during a security test; Google stayed silent, calling the model's conduct 'appropriate.'
On September 17 Google's CC agent got its own Google account and a permissions model so up to six household members can share context and delegate forms, schedules and errands.
On September 15 Google shipped two live voice models; Extended Thinking tops the Artificial Analysis Speech to Speech Quality Index at 82.6 and posts 68.6% agentic task completion on tau-Voice.
On July 28, 2026, Google's official blog published a Trends deep-dive: 'how to digital detox' searches are up 110% this year, with run clubs, mahjong and knitting hitting all-time search highs.
Between late May and early July 2026, Google wired Gemini into Slides' full generation flow and let Gemini Canvas artifacts be attached to Google Classroom; sharing chats and canvases goes through Drive as a snapshot, not simultaneous co-editing.
Google released Gemini 3 on November 18, 2025, calling it its most intelligent model — and for the first time embedded it in Search on launch day.
In November 2025 Bloomberg revealed Apple's plan to pay about $1 billion a year for a custom 1.2T-parameter Gemini to power the new Siri; a multi-year deal was later confirmed.
Google released the image-editing model codenamed Nano Banana on August 26, 2025; the 3D-figurine craze swept global social media.
On August 12, 2025, Perplexity — itself worth a fraction of the price — made an unsolicited all-cash offer for Google Chrome amid the antitrust remedies fight.
In July 2025 Windsurf lived the wildest 72 hours in startup history: after the OpenAI deal collapsed, Google paid $2.4B for the founders and Cognition bought whatever was left.
In 2025 Waymo logged 100 million fully autonomous miles and tripled annual rides to 15 million — robotaxis went truly commercial.
Google released Gemini 2.5 Pro in March 2025 with built-in reasoning, leading multiple benchmarks by meaningful margins.
In February 2025, Google unveiled the Gemini 2.0-based AI Co-Scientist, using multi-agent collaboration to help scientists generate and iterate new hypotheses.
Google released Gemini 2.0 on December 11, 2024 — built for agents — and demoed Project Mariner, an agent that drives your browser.