Google has reversed a controversial health benefits policy requiring employees to share personal data with a third-party AI tool. Following employee backlash over privacy concerns, the tech giant ...

Google asked its U.S.-based employees seeking health benefits through its parent company, Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG), to allow access to AI-powered tools offered by Nayya, during the ...

Over the past few months, Google, which is led by CEO Sundar Pichai, has been making drastic workplace changes as it invests billions of dollars in artificial intelligence, following in the footsteps ...

Google has significantly restricted its "Work From Anywhere" policy, limiting employee flexibility. Workers can no longer use their WFA allowance to work from home or from Google offices in different ...

Google told many of its employees that they must allow a third-party AI healthcare tool to access their data if they want health benefits, according to a new report by Business Insider. The company ...

Google’s cloud unit is launching an artificial intelligence platform called Gemini Enterprise that it hopes will reach everyday workers, setting up a deeper competition with Microsoft Corp. and OpenAI ...

A former Google executive, who once earned nearly Rs 3.40 crore annually, walked away from her high-paying job to spend more time with loved ones. A former Google executive, Florence Poirel, who ...

"AI is redefining the relationship between people, place, and technology," said Khurram Sheikh, CEO and Founder of CXAI. "We're excited to engage with technology leaders at SF Tech Week and ...

Google is tightening its pandemic-era "Work From Anywhere" policy with significant new restrictions that drastically limit employee flexibility. Under the updated rules that took effect this summer, ...

Google is reportedly adding more restrictions for its remote employees. A new report claims that the tech giant is updating its "Work from Anywhere" policy, which was introduced during the COVID-19 ...

Researchers have unveiled a surprising new way that soil microbes can use sunlight energy—even after the lights go out. A team from Kunming University of Science and Technology and the University of ...