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GTA VI is back at the centre of conversation, trending across Google in India, France, Italy, the Netherlands and Australia. The renewed interest comes as Take-Two's stock fell even though the company reported rising sales, with investors and fans debating whether the next Grand Theft Auto's release timeline and cost justify expectations.
- 2Dawarich offers self-hosted alternative to Google Timeline▼Dawarich — a privacy-focused and open-source alternative to Google Timeline location history Dawarich is a self-hostable
Dawarich, an open-source, privacy-focused web app, is drawing attention as a self-hostable replacement for Google Timeline, Google's location history feature. Users can track and visualise their own location data on servers they control rather than relying on Google. Tech communities are sharing the project as interest grows in moving personal location data away from big-tech platforms.
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Google is reported to be preparing to cut off access to its search engine for schools that refuse to adopt its artificial intelligence tools. The claim suggests the company would tie continued search access to acceptance of AI products in classrooms. No further details about which schools are affected, the timeline, or whether Google has confirmed the move are available, so the scope and accuracy of the report remain uncertain.
- 4Google to cut off Search for schools rejecting AI●Google Will Turn Off Search for Schools That Reject A.I Article URL: https://www. nytimes.com/2026/11/03/us/goog le-sear
A New York Times report says Google will disable its Search service for schools that refuse to adopt artificial intelligence tools, according to the headline. The claim is drawing discussion among technology and education commentators, with commenters debating whether a company can leverage a near-essential service to pressure schools into accepting AI products. Details of which schools are affected, the timeline, and Google's own confirmation are not yet available from the snippet provided.
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Google and NASA are reported to be jointly developing an AI-powered medical robot intended for use on Mars missions. The robot would give astronauts access to automated medical care during long-duration spaceflight, where communication delays with Earth make real-time doctor support difficult. Details on timelines, specifications and the robot's capabilities have not yet been released.
- 6Gemini Live may soon work without internet connection▼Gemini Live may soon work without an internet connection
Google's Gemini Live voice assistant could soon function without an active internet connection, according to a report by Gagadget. Offline support would let users hold voice conversations with the assistant in areas with poor coverage, though Google has not confirmed the feature or given a release timeline.