The key announcements from Google I/O


In a move chief executive Sundar Pichai called a “reimagining” of search on the web, Google confirmed it would start rolling out a version of its search engine entirely powered by its Gemini AI. — Photo: Andrej Sokolow/dpa

MOUNTAIN VIEW: Google used its annual developer conference to double down on its commitment to developing new tools powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

The tech giant announced and previewed new features coming to all its major platforms, including its search engine and Chrome web browser, as well as confirming its new mixed reality headset would be released later this year.

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