Google Research execs reveal how they use AI in their daily lives — and where they think twice about it

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Google execs talked about where they use AI in their daily lives and where they hesitate to integrate it.

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An accounting manager struggled with work-life balance at PwC, Walmart, and Google. Leaving the Bay Area is what finally changed the tide.

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Mike Manalac says he struggled to prioritize his career without sacrificing family life.

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The list of major companies requiring employees to return to the office

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Amazon is one of the latest companies to mandate employees return to the office.

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Google's viral AI podcast tool just got more useful

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Google's NotebookLM now allows users to provide customized instructions for Audio Overviews tool, which generates a podcast-like discussion between two AI hosts.

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Big Tech is spending big on nuclear to power its AI ambitions. Here's where it's placing its bets.

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Tech companies developing AI need a lot of energy to power their data centers. Nuclear is one solution.

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YouTube Premium Lite Is Coming Back, but There’s a Catch

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Tech’s Race to Go Nuclear Is Exciting. It’s Also Going to Be Really Frickin’ Hard

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Chelsea Manning avoids Google and Microsoft — and says she prefers Apple products for cybersecurity

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Chelsea Manning says she thinks Apple has the best security among Big Tech companies — and says she avoids Microsoft and Google products.

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Trump says Google has 'a lot of power' and he would do 'something' about it — but stops short of favoring a break-up

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Trump said Google has a lot of power, but also said the US wants to "have great companies."

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The Best Android 15 Features Are Finally Coming to Pixel Phones

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