Google announced that its technologies now support more than 300 languages spoken by 7 billion people. The milestone represents 86% of the global population. Google released new interactive insights today through its AI & Economy ATLAS. The tool provides a look at how people use AI globally.
Google published AlphaGenome Atlas and made it openly available to researchers. The system maps all 9 billion possible single letter genetic changes across the human genome. Google also introduced WeatherNext 3. The advanced global weather model delivers 50% more accurate precipitation forecasts a day or more ahead. The company deployed a Planetary Prediction Engine to forecast planetary crises using data on global health, food security, and socioeconomics.
Health and medicine
Google reported that its Nobel Prize-winning AlphaFold has predicted all 200 million protein structures known to science. Four million researchers in 190 countries now use the system. Google partnered with Imperial College London and the U.K. NHS on a breast cancer study. The study showed AI detected 25% of interval cancers previously missed in mammograms of 175,000 women. Google also stated its chest X-ray tool has screened over 25,000 X-rays across 40 locations in six nations for tuberculosis.
Disaster prediction
Google stated authorities in Jamaica used WeatherNext last year to predict Hurricane Melissa's path. Google launched its Earthquake Alert system, which alerted millions of people in Venezuela ahead of an earthquake. Google expanded Flood Hub forecasts to cover 2 billion people across more than 150 countries. Google generated more than 520 crisis alerts on Google Search in 2025. The alerts provided wildfire information to over 75 million users.
Google has provided more than $1 billion globally in training and skilling initiatives. The programs helped over 100 million people gain digital and AI skills. Google has given more than $1 billion across 1,700 research institutions worldwide since 2006.
