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Alphabet’s consumer team will give TV sets running its Google TV operating system an AI upgrade by adding Gemini to its Google Assistant voice-control system. At the CES technology conference on Monday, the company previewed upgraded Google TV software that adds more natural voice commands, improved content search and deeper YouTube integration. The Gemini upgrade, due to roll out later this year, will allow users to hold back-and-forth conversations with third-party TVs without the need to use the “Hey Google” trigger phrase for each command, Google showed in a demo for reporters. The company also showcased the ability to more naturally call up content, such as asking for videos from a recent trip that were saved to a user’s Google Photos account. The Google logo is displayed on a smartphone

Google has kicked off its fifth annual Black-Owned Friday campaign in partnership with the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. The initiative redefines Black Friday, urging shoppers to Search, Shop, and Support Black-owned businesses. It’s more than a shopping day, it’s a celebration of community, creativity, and resilience. Related Post: Google Pixel Watch 3 Review: The Biggest Google Watch Yet! What Is Black-Owned Friday? Google launched Black-Owned Friday five years ago to promote and support Black-owned businesses during the busiest shopping season of the year. The campaign encourages consumers to make intentional choices by spotlighting Black entrepreneurs who uplift their communities through innovation and craftsmanship. Moreover, tools like the ByBlack platform and Google’s Black-owned business attribute make it easier to discover and support these businesses year-round. A Star-Studded Campaign This year’s campaign film

“We’re at the mercy of Google.” Undecided voters in the US who turn to Google may see dramatically different views of the world – even when they’re asking the exact same question. Type in “Is Kamala Harris a good Democratic candidate”, and Google paints a rosy picture. Search results are constantly changing, but last week, the first link was a Pew Research Center poll showing that “Harris energises Democrats”. Next is an Associated Press article titled “Majority of Democrats think Kamala Harris would make a good president”, and the following links were similar. But if you’ve been hearing negative things about Harris, you might ask if she’s a “bad” Democratic candidate instead. Fundamentally, that’s an identical question, but Google’s results are far more pessimistic. “It’s been easy to forget how bad Kamala Harris is,”