Google's AI Overviews feature on Google Search is getting an upgrade, thanks to the company's newly launched Gemini 2.0 model.

In the past couple of years, virtual interviews in the tech industry have been hailed as efficient and cost-saving. However, they have also opened doors to new ways of cheating by software developers ...

In a now-viral post on LinkedIn, a US-based techie working at Google shared tips to crack coding interviews.

Google employees are revolting against the company’s twisted interview process. An insider says the interviews are led by misguided administrators asking irrelevant questions. A disgruntled ...

Google on Wednesday launched its AI coding agent, Jules, out of beta, just over two months after its public preview debut in May. Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, Jules is an asynchronous, agent-based ...

Well, Google isn't the only one who is staring this challenge. Tech giants like Microsoft and Meta are also amongst the companies battling AI assisted cheating.