When ChatGPT was released, Google tried to match it with the release of Bard, now known as Gemini. It was vastly worse, and many nearly laughed it out of the room. Despite the initial flop, Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) model is quickly closing the gap with competitors,

Google I/O 2025 will be remembered for many different reasons, ranging from tech announcements to strategic partnerships, but none more than Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai's "92 mentions of AI" in his keynote.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai kicked off the Google I/O Keynote on Tuesday, sharing details about the company's artificial intelligence progress over the past year. "We want to get our best models into your hands,

Sundar Pichai's comments follows a wave of AI-related announcements for both developers and consumers at Google I/O, as the tech giant seeks to stay ahead in the rapidly escalating AI arms race.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai said during a recent All-In podcast episode he sees all of the major tech companies doing well in the AI race, and that there won’t be one clear winner. There are still more companies to be launched that we don’t know about yet—which will create even more competition.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai opened the 2025 I/O developer conference by declaring a “new phase of the platform shift,” as the company unveiled sweeping advances across its AI ecosystem. He said Gemini now processes 480 trillion tokens per month,

Tesla’s chief financial officer Vaibhav Taneja has been a trending topic since his pay package made headlines on Tuesday. The Indian-origin executive reportedly earned $139 million in 2024, significantly higher than the pay of top executives like Satya Nadella of Microsoft and Sundar Pichai of Google.

While Sundar Pichai took home $10.73 million and Satya Nadella received $79.1 million in 2024, Taneja's total earnings far exceeded both.

A picture shared by Sundar Pichai has surprised the internet, with many complimenting the Indian-origin CEO’s sharp tan jacket and sunglasses look. One particular fan, however, added a special touch to his picture,

Dr. A. Velumani challenges the notion that entrepreneurship is the sole path to wealth, citing Sundar Pichai's corporate success as an example. He argues that high-level corporate leadership can be as financially rewarding as starting a business,

Alphabet Inc. shares gained after the company said it will offer “AI mode” in search to all US users, showing its commitment to redesigning its core business to keep pace with new rivals in the artificial intelligence age.