Google’s accelerating shift into artificial intelligence helped propel its corporate parent to another quarter of solid growth while a crackdown on its internet empire looms in the background

Google's artificial intelligence recaps are eating away at its clicks, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center.

Alphabet's Q2 profit hit US$28.2 billion, despite anti-trust challenges.

Google is seeking to recruit news organizations for a new licensing project related to artificial intelligence, according to people familiar with the matter, a sign the company wants to strengthen

For the quarter, Google is expected to post adjusted earnings per share of $2.17 on revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs (TAC) of $79.6 billion, an 11.6% jump versus the same period last year when the company posted revenue of $71.3 billion, according to analyst consensus data from Bloomberg.

The U.S. president announced his administration's plans to fast-track artificial intelligence advancement in the U.S. to achieve "global dominance" in the tech sector on Wednesday

Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks and "cheap" aren't often placed in the same sentence, but I think that's true of two stocks in particular. Both Alphabet ( GOOG 0.66%) ( GOOGL 0.81%) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM -2.12%) appear to be cheap, but for two separate reasons.

Google will invest $25 billion in data centers across the nation’s largest electric grid over the next two years to help power its big bet on artificial intelligence, the company said Tuesday.

Google keeps making periodic changes to its platforms, including YouTube. This time, the tech giant has added support for the Photo-to-Video tool on YouTube Shorts and Google Photos. The tool uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the selected images and then turns them into a nice-looking short video.