ZDNET spoke with Google's Pixel Camera team to learn how they pulled off such huge advances in smartphone photography.

Commentary: Google is taking the correct stance on tagging both AI-generated images and photos straight out of the camera. Apple should join in and throw its weight in the right direction.

The system is designed to dismantle batteries in two phases—from battery pack to module and from module to cell level.

ZDNET spoke with Google's Pixel Camera team to learn how they pulled off such huge advances in smartphone photography.

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The U.S. is interested in acquiring machine-learning technology to carry out AI-generated propaganda campaigns overseas.

The Optimus team has shifted away from motion capture suits and virtual reality headsets and plans to prioritize a ...