Google has been known to hand out big bucks to keep its apps front and center on Android phones and now it is doing the same with its AI assistant, Gemini.

Google is digging deep into its pockets to integrate Gemini as the standard AI app on the Galaxy S25 and other Samsung models.

OpenAI is eyeing Chrome amid DOJ's Google antitrust trial. Here’s why the AI giant wants a browser of its own.

Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is currently in its early phases of growth, but it is expected to gain rapid traction ...

Google is shelling out an “enormous sum” to Samsung to pre-install its Gemini AI app on Galaxy devices, a move revealed ...

OpenAI would be willing to buy Google's Chrome browser if a court orders its buyout, said Nick Turley, OpenAI's ChatGPT chief ...

ChatGPT's Head of Product made the statement while testifying during Google's antitrust trial, which seeks to restore ...

As highlighted by Bloomberg News after going through court testimonies in the ongoing US Department of Justice antitrust ...

Gemini’s place as a preinstalled, default AI assistant on the Galaxy S25 came with a check attached.

The comments from the OpenAI executive came during Google's antitrust trial, but Chrome is not currently for sale.