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Ask Nitesh what he does at Google, and he'll tell you about the supply chain that outgrew its own systems, and how his team finally fixed it. As a Staff Program Manager on our Global Infrastructure team, Nitesh led an initiative called the AlphaNet Supply Chain (ANI-SC) to unify how Google orders and delivers the materials that build its network. The work replaced years of disconnected systems and manual steps with automation, helping Google keep pace with 10 times the growth while giving on-site teams far more visibility into what's happening. "What makes working at Google truly rewarding is the opportunity to tackle unprecedented, highly complex challenges alongside exceptionally talented colleagues who inspire you to excel every day," Nitesh says. Explore opportunities to help build Google Cloud's infrastructure at scale → https://goo.gle/46yYsVD
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Google technologies now support more than 300 languages spoken by more than 7 billion people — 86% of the world's population. 🌍These language technologies are already embedded across our core ecosystem, connecting more than five billion people across nine platforms, including Search, Android, Chrome, YouTube, and Google Play. Moving beyond text translation to native audio intelligence (training our models to process audio as is instead of text) allows our AI models to understand tone, pacing, and real-world conversational nuance. Here's how our AI language research is breaking down barriers: 🔹 Gemini 3.5 Live Translate powers real-time spoken translation across 70 languages 🔹Rambler on Gboard turns natural speech into clear messages. 🔹 Open partnerships like WAXAL (capturing 27 Sub-Saharan African languages) and Project Vaani (capturing 109 languages across India) ensure regional linguistic diversity is represented. 🔹 TranslateGemma brings efficient translation on-device without internet access, while Sign Language-to-Text expands communication for 70 million sign language users globally. 🔹 Our Universal Speech Model — trained on 12 million hours of audio — enables models to transfer what they learn from data-rich languages to improve speech understanding in languages with far less training data. 🔹 Our new interactive tool Language Explorer visualizes LinguaMeta, the world’s largest open-source language data repository and maps more than 7,000 spoken, written, and signed languages. Learn more about how we're using AI to bring language tools to everyone → goo.gle/4AgXVoM
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From research labs to creative studios, AI is actively reshaping global work. Our latest AI & Economy ATLAS insights provide an open-access look at millions of global data points tracking AI adoption across different careers. For example: 🔬 Scientists report saving almost 7 hours a week with AI, freeing up time for more research. However, there are now bottlenecks further down the research production pipeline, creating a backlog of hypotheses. 🎨 India’s media and creative jobs use AI at 1.6x the rate for these occupations worldwide. 💻 Computer and mathematical occupations lead in AI usage in the U.S., at 2x the rest of the world's rate. Explore the latest insights from our AI & Economy ATLAS: https://goo.gle/4hcA0y8
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Meet Arushi, whose job is to break things on purpose. As a Silicon Engineer for Google Cloud in Bangalore, she creates complex simulations to test the chips that will help power Google's data centers. She describes the work as being a "high-tech detective," hunting down flaws in chip designs before they ever reach manufacturing. Spend a day with Arushi as she hunts bugs and jumps between global syncs, then explore our open Silicon Engineer opportunities → https://goo.gle/4h2NjBf
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At Google we’re using advances in AI to accelerate scientific progress in ways that directly improve people’s lives — from mapping human biology with AlphaGenome Atlas, a high-resolution map of human DNA, to WeatherNext 3, our most advanced and accurate global weather model to date, and more. We’re focusing this work in key areas where it matters most: making disease detectable, treatable, and preventable; predicting natural disasters; expanding learning; and unlocking economic opportunities for more people. Read James Manyika's essay on how our advances in AI are accelerating scientific progress: goo.gle/4iZkYy8 Learn more: ai.google/societal-impact
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Today, we’re introducing our most advanced live dialogue models yet from Google DeepMind. These two new audio models are designed for natural conversation and real-time voice applications for developers and enterprises: 💬 Gemini 3.8 Live: Built for scale and cost efficiency, combining conversational intelligence with fluid dialogue and visual grounding. 🧠 Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking: Built for complex conversations that need even deeper reasoning and precision. It delivers increased intelligence for complex workflows while maintaining an uninterrupted conversational flow — using early verbal cues like “Let me check that…” so you can follow every thread. All audio generated by our new Gemini 3.8 audio models is watermarked with Google DeepMind's SynthID to ensure AI-generated content stays transparent and detectable 🔒 Gemini 3.8 Live and 3.8 Live Extended Thinking are rolling out across our developer, enterprise, and consumer enterprise products. Learn more → goo.gle/4j4LQwG
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James Manyika recently chatted with NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration astronaut, scientist, and engineer Christina Koch on the newest episode of Dialogues on Technology and Society. Learn more from James, and watch the full conversation ↓
Recently, I had the chance to sit down with Astronaut Christina Koch for one of the most fascinating and inspiring conversations I’ve had in years. Christina is a NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration astronaut, scientist, engineer, explorer, and, as I’m sure many of you know, a member of the Artemis II crew that recently went farther in space – beyond the moon – than any humans have gone before. Among the many things that will stay with me from our dialogue is how she has returned many times to a fundamental question at the frontiers of science and discovery: “Do we go there and learn it, or do we declare it unknowable?” That spirit framed our entire dialogue. Beyond her record-breaking achievements and the technical milestones during her time on the International Space Station and Artemis II mission – and the teamwork that made it all possible -- we discussed exploration, science, and the future partnership between astronauts, robotics, and AI. We also touched on the profound questions that define human exploration and discovery: What its like seeing Earth from above, whether its North Carolina or Ghana? What does seeing Earth as a “lifeboat” teach us about our own humanity? Why is cooperation, rather than raw intelligence alone, the key to an enduring civilization? What pushes us to advance the frontiers of exploration, science and discovery? And ultimately, what drives our search to know if we are alone in the universe? Christina has already achieved so much, including many firsts, and I was curious about what advice she’d share with young people (grownups too) who aspire to future discovery and exploration. She had a number of helpful things to say – the one that stuck with me the most was: "if your dreams are only about yourself, you’re not dreaming big enough." I hope you all enjoy this Dialogue as much as I did. You can watch it here: https://lnkd.in/eFd4NvAF
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Deep Research 🤝 Gemini Live. Use your voice to explore a topic — in depth — with Gemini Live's Deep Research integration. 1. Just ask Gemini to run a Deep Research report on a topic (and feel free to close the chat, lock your screen, or keep chatting about other things.) 2. Gemini will work asynchronously in the background and send you a notification when your full research report is ready. 3. Once it is, you can chat through the results, ask follow-up questions, or refine the details. Learn more: https://goo.gle/4hDnhX4
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"I met with my team and just said, ‘I want this team to set the standard for what it looks like to do design in the AI world,’ ” — Jenny Blackburn vice president of user experience for Gemini. Today Fast Company awarded Google the winner of their 2026 Innovation by Design Awards for our holistic design vision and new AI design language, seen across our products, from the Gemini app to Google Maps' Immersive Navigation and AI Mode in Search. Read the full story. https://lnkd.in/gTN_4WpG
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