Google is accused in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a man who committed suicide in October, allegedly at the direction of the tech giant's AI chatbot, Gemini.

A Florida man is now dead after a disturbing "relationship" with a Google AI chatbot drove him to commit suicide, a new lawsuit claims. RadarOnline.

A Florida man's family is suing Google, alleging its Gemini AI chatbot drove him to paranoia and suicide after becoming his 'wife'.

A federal lawsuit alleges Google’s Gemini AI acted as a "suicide coach" for Jonathan Gavalas, leading to a landmark wrongful death case.

Google's AI platform has reportedly pushed a lovesick man to carry out a bombing at Miami's primary Airport, and eventually led him to kill himself.

Canvas is already available in Gemini, where Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers have access to the latest model, Gemini 3, and a larger 1 million-token context window for more complex projects.

Gemini Enterprise combines internal company knowledge, Google AI models, and AI agents into a single and focused app.

Google Search has updated Canvas inside AI Mode, a workspace powered by Gemini that already lets users draft and refine documents, to now support coding projects and interactive tools. With the latest update,

Google’s March 2026 Pixel Drop adds Gemini automation, Circle to Search upgrades, desktop mode, and new security features for Pixel devices.

Gemini AI web search can be made more consistent by setting Your Instructions; add a rule to use sources from the last 6 months