Google has used AI to revamp one of the most beloved films of all time for a 360-degree Sin City screen with the highest ...

Google, with the help of artificial intelligence, completely transformed 'The Wizard of Oz' to fit the 160,000-square-foot ...

Credit: Google This summer, The Sphere in Las Vegas is going to debut a new experience: The Wizard of Oz at Sphere. And it's ...

Google Maps is getting a handful of new paid AI-powered tools to help businesses and cities improve roads, manage traffic ...

To create these expanded scenes, Google used a method called outpainting, in which the AI model uses its knowledge of the movie to create additional imagery beyond what was originally shot.

Several AI models were used to increase resolution, extend backgrounds, and digitally recreate characters in scenes. Several AI models were used to increase resolution, extend backgrounds ...

What sets Google apart, in its own words, is the tight integration of its foundation models across its entire stack. Much like Oracle Corp.’s longstanding advantage from integrating software with ...

It’s about collaboration, not control, recognizing that enterprises need solutions that work across platforms and unique business situations.

Google made a full-court press on artificial intelligence this week at its Cloud Next conference in Las Vegas, but the ...

Google plans to help developers build artificially intelligent assistants for a variety of tasks, which could increase ...

Google invented new techniques to enhance resolution and generated new character performances to bring the 1939 film to the ...

Showing an 86-year-old movie, shot with a 35mm camera, on a 160,000-square-foot curved, immersive screen initially seemed impossible—even to AI engineers at Google ... in the Las Vegas Sphere ...