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The modern software development landscape isn’t happening just on one surface — it’s happening across an entire ecosystem of agentic tools. Agents are being developed at an unprecedented scale, and these agents require direct access to enterprise data for context and grounding. However, the current tooling for building agents
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The first-person adventure Luna Abyss is also a day-one release. Microsoft just revealed some new titles coming to Game Pass throughout the rest of May. The biggest of the bunch is, quite obviously, Forza Horizon 6. The hotly-anticipated driving sim is available right now for Game Pass Ultimate and PC
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The majority of emerging infectious diseases are caused by pathogens that jump from animals to humans, such as Ebola, HIV, flu and Covid-19. Professor Clare Bryant at the University of Cambridge is using Co-Scientist to hunt for the molecular switches that cause severe diseases, like sepsis, in humans when pathogens
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Few problems in medicine are more complex or consequential than aging. Its overlapping biological processes often determine how long people can live in good health. At Calico Life Sciences, head of AI/ML Matt Onsum and principal scientist Katherine Labbé are using Co‑Scientist to help connect scattered findings across
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Ritu Raman at MIT and Ryan Flynn at Boston Children's Hospital approach human biology with very different toolkits, but Co-Scientist is bridging their labs. Raman, a mechanical engineer, builds living nerve and muscle tissues to model diseases that affect voluntary movement. Her husband Flynn, a chemical biologist, maps
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Biomedical research produces a flood of information that no scientist can realistically absorb. At the University of Edinburgh, bioengineer Filippo Menolascina is using Co-Scientist to comb the literature for overlooked links and generate new hypotheses. His team focused on a common liver disease called metabolic dysfunction‑associated steatohepatitis (MASH). Developing
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Liver fibrosis is a scarring process that can lead to cirrhosis, which causes more than 1.4 million deaths each year. Geneticist Gary Peltz at Stanford University School of Medicine is using Co-Scientist to accelerate the hunt for medicines that can slow, stop, or reverse it. In research published in
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May 19, 2026 We’re expanding access to Google AI Ultra subscribers globally and introducing a new capability powered by Street View. Diego Rivas Product Manager, Google DeepMind Jonathan Herbert Principal Product Manager, Maps Nicole Segaran Associate Product Manager, Google Labs Genie is our general-purpose world model capable of generating
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May 19, 2026 Science How WeatherNext helped the National Hurricane Center better predict Hurricane Melissa’s historic landfall in Jamaica WeatherNext team The National Hurricane Center was able to issue advanced weather warnings to give communities in Jamaica additional lead time to prepare, evacuate, and help protect livelihoods In October
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As generative media becomes more advanced and accessible, it’s helpful to know where content comes from, and whether it’s been altered. Today, we’re expanding our content transparency and verification tools in Search, Gemini, Chrome, Pixel and Cloud, and deepening our partnership with the broader industry. Scaling our
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May 19, 2026 Science Co-Scientist team Introducing a collaborative AI partner for researchers to develop new hypotheses in life sciences and beyond. Every great scientific breakthrough begins with a single, transformative idea. The spark of discovery relies on a researcher's ability to connect disparate facts and formulate the
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May 19, 2026 Explore the future of discovery with new Science Skills in Google Antigravity and three new experimental tools on Google Labs. These tools are designed to help accelerate core steps of the scientific method, built with Co-Scientist, Alpha Evolve, Empirical Research Assistance and NotebookLM. For centuries, the scientific
