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How to Disable AI Features in Your Google Account: Step-by-Step GuideArtificial intelligence

How to Disable AI Features in Your Google Account: Step-by-Step Guide

Google integrates artificial intelligence into nearly all its services, from Search to Gmail and Google Docs. However, not all users appreciate AI features, especially if they disrupt workflows or raise privacy concerns. Fortunately, Google allows users to disable some AI capabilities, though with certain limitations. This guide explains how to reduce AI influence in your account and which features you may lose in the process.

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Google Images Turns 25: New Features for Search and Image GenerationArtificial intelligence

Google Images Turns 25: New Features for Search and Image Generation

Google Images celebrates its 25th anniversary with two new features enhancing visual search and image generation. The first is a dynamic homepage with collections, allowing users to save and organize images by themes, such as travel planning. The second integrates image generation into AI Overviews, enabling customized visuals from text prompts. Both features will roll out in the coming weeks, simplifying visual content management for users.

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SHEIN Files for Hong Kong IPOBusiness

SHEIN Files for Hong Kong IPO

Chinese online fashion retailer SHEIN has received a notification from China's Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) regarding the registration of documents for its planned listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The notice, issued on July 10, was based on materials submitted through the company's parent entity, Guangzhou Shein International Import & Export Co., Ltd. This marks a significant milestone in SHEIN's preparation for a public offering, though it does not guarantee the deal's completion in the near term.

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US Allows ZTE to Purchase Nvidia H200 Chips for AI DevelopmentHardware

US Allows ZTE to Purchase Nvidia H200 Chips for AI Development

The US Department of Commerce has approved Chinese telecom giant ZTE’s request to purchase Nvidia H200 graphics processors, designed to enhance cloud services and artificial intelligence capabilities. ZTE joins a select group of Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance, and JD.com, granted access to these chips. However, supply volumes remain restricted, and Chinese authorities have yet to confirm the import of these components.

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Spotify Introduces AI Assistant for In-App QueriesArtificial intelligence

Spotify Introduces AI Assistant for In-App Queries

Spotify is testing an AI-powered conversational assistant in its mobile app, enabling users to interact with the platform naturally. The beta feature, "Talk to Spotify," allows queries about listening habits—such as track play counts or recommendations—via text input. Currently available to a limited group of premium users in the U.S., Ireland, and Sweden on iOS and Android. Spotify warns that AI responses may contain errors and advises against sharing sensitive data.

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Cyberattack on Nichirei Causes Product Shortages at Aeon StoresSecurity

Cyberattack on Nichirei Causes Product Shortages at Aeon Stores

Japanese retail giant Aeon reported shortages of select products in some stores due to a cyberattack on Nichirei, its key logistics and supply partner. The incident disrupted digital systems, halting normal supply operations. Aeon confirmed the issue but declined to specify affected stores or product categories, stating investigations are underway. The case highlights the vulnerability of supply chains to cyber threats, even for major retailers.

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Google Shifts Pixel AI to Local Data ProcessingArtificial intelligence

Google Shifts Pixel AI to Local Data Processing

Google is advancing artificial intelligence on Pixel smartphones by shifting data processing from cloud servers to the device itself. This approach speeds up task execution, ensures offline functionality, and enhances data privacy. The new Gemma 4 E2B model, optimized for the Tensor chip, provides developers with tools to create locally running applications. At the Google I/O India event, practical use cases were demonstrated, including trip planning, smart home management, and voice commands without internet access.

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Ex-OpenAI Researcher Launches $2B AI-Powered Drug Discovery StartupArtificial intelligence

Ex-OpenAI Researcher Launches $2B AI-Powered Drug Discovery Startup

Miles Wang, a former OpenAI researcher specializing in AI-driven scientific discovery, has left the company to launch a biotech startup focused on accelerating drug development using artificial intelligence. The venture aims to leverage AI models to identify new applications for existing drugs and analyze failed clinical trial compounds, significantly reducing time-to-market for pharmaceutical products. Industry sources report ongoing negotiations for a $200 million funding round, valuing the startup at $2 billion.

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Spanish Police Dismantle Cybercrime Network with €140M RevenueSecurity

Spanish Police Dismantle Cybercrime Network with €140M Revenue

Spanish police have dismantled a major cybercrime network that generated approximately €140 million through fraudulent schemes, including fake investment offers and business email compromise (BEC) attacks. The operation led to the arrest of four suspects. The group operated internationally, employing sophisticated money laundering techniques and deceiving victims via fake platforms. Investigations continue to identify all individuals involved in the criminal activities.

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OpenAI Rejects Apple’s Trade Secret Theft AllegationsBusiness

OpenAI Rejects Apple’s Trade Secret Theft Allegations

OpenAI has issued an official statement refuting Apple’s allegations of trade secret theft, filed in a California district court. The company emphasized the absence of evidence supporting Apple’s claims, which accuse former Apple employees now at OpenAI of systematically collecting and transferring proprietary hardware development data. The dispute escalated as Apple alleged coordinated efforts to exploit its intellectual property, raising concerns over competitive AI hardware projects.

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Why Wired Android Auto Outperforms Wireless: Testing ResultsHardware

Why Wired Android Auto Outperforms Wireless: Testing Results

A ZDNet expert shared their experience switching from wireless to wired Android Auto. Despite the convenience of wireless tech, cable connectivity proved far more stable: lag vanished, audio quality improved, and the smartphone stopped overheating. The advantages are especially noticeable in hot weather, when navigation and music streaming drain the battery faster. Switching to wired mode helped avoid device discharge and app crashes like Spotify and Google Gemini.

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CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro: Stylish Smartwatch with OLED Display for $69Hardware

CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro: Stylish Smartwatch with OLED Display for $69

CMF by Nothing has unveiled the updated Watch 3 Pro smartwatches, which stand out with sleek design and an affordable price. The model features a 1.43-inch OLED display, supports iOS and Android, and offers up to 13 days of battery life. The device is already available on Amazon at a discounted price of $69, down from the usual $79–99. This makes it an attractive option for those seeking functional smartwatches without overspending.

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