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Threds founder Jenk Oz and ALLKND CEO Milly Bannister on being a Gen Z boss and changing the concept of work.

Wondering what all the fuss is about Gemini, Google's next-gen generative AI model family? Here's a handy roundup to get you up to speed.

Don't type anything into Gemini, Google's family of GenAI apps, that's incriminating -- or that you wouldn't want someone else to see. Google notes that human annotators routinely read, label and process conversations with Gemini -- albeit conversations "disconnected" from Google Accounts -- to improve the service. Now, Google affords users some control over which Gemini-relevant data is retained -- and how.

In its privacy policy, Google reveals that it stores convos with its AI-powered Gemini apps for three years by default.

Google has launched a new image generation tool, ImageFX, powered by its recently released Imagen 2 GenAI model.

Google Cloud partners with AI company Hugging Face to make generative AI accessible for developers for open source and GCP, says Thomas Kurian.

The New York Times has sued OpenAI and its closer partner and investor, Microsoft, over allegedly training gen AI models on The Times' copyrighted content.

It appears that the Magic Editor in Google Photos has a list of edits that it is not permitted to make and it certainly is a step in the right direction.

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