Alphabet's Google said on Thursday it will move the team behind the Gemini app to its artificial intelligence research lab DeepMind as the search giant looks to streamline its structure and better position itself in the generative AI race.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is moving the team behind its Gemini AI assistant app to its DeepMind research lab, continuing a plan to consolidate the company’s various groups working on artificial intelligence.

Google will soon offer a paid version of its AI research tool NotebookLM, specifically targeting businesses. NotebookLM Business will have “enhanced features for businesses, universities, and organizations.” For now, access to NotebookLM Business is through a pilot program for early access to its features, training and email support.

Google's NotebookLM has updated Audio Overviews with the ability to focus on a specific topic in the given content and has introduced a NotebookLM Business pilot program for organizations.

NotebookLM, Google's AI-powered teaching tool is getting some upgrades. When we say teaching tool, that sounds rather dry, but in reality, NotebookLM is a mindblowing platform that generates an Audio Overview of two AI voices explaining source material in a podcast deep dive format.

This reshuffle, announced by CEO Pichai, signals a strategic shift in AI and ads, with head of Search and ads, Prabhakar Raghavan moving to Chief Technologist

Google's (NASDAQ:GOOGL) senior vice president, Prabhakar Raghavan, who worked on Search, Assistant, Geo, Ads, Commerce, and Payments products, is transitioning to the role of Chief Technologist at the tech giant.