Hajra Naz
Google is using more smart computer programs to keep its business listings clean and honest.
They are using these tools to find fake listings and block bad edits. Google said its system stopped over 70 million bad changes on Maps and blocked 12 million fake business profiles.
They even use a tool called Gemini that learns which changes look odd.
For example, if a business suddenly changes from a coffee shop to a plumber, Gemini notices and flags it. This has already stopped thousands of suspicious edits this year.
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Google is also checking reviews. They now alert people when a business has strange review patterns.
This might help bring back trust.
Right now, these alerts show up in the U.S., U.K., and India. Soon, they will work all over the world.
Google is making its “AI Mode” available to more people. With this tool, users can ask more detailed questions, compare products, or plan trips.
You can even upload a photo, ask a question about it, and get answers that show you more details.
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This new feature mixes visual search with smart computer learning.
Google is also adding AI to its Arts and Culture tools. Now, you can learn more about old artworks and try creative new features.
One more experiment is with podcasts. Google is testing a tool that creates short audio shows about cultural topics.
You could learn why bears eat mostly plants or follow the history of ancient pottery. These shows might not top the charts, but they offer a new way to learn on the go.
These moves show that Google is pushing forward with AI. They want to make their tools smarter and more helpful while keeping things real and trustworthy.
