Thursday, November 12, 2026 - 5 Minute AI News

Google launches the Gemini Decisions API, Nvidia's board considers dismissing CEO Jensen Huang, DeepMind releases AlphaGenome 2, Google tests Tabletop, and OpenAI surpasses ten billion dollars in quarterly revenue.

1. Google releases Gemini Decisions API for high-volume AI evaluations — Google introduced a specialized decision model that processes closed-ended questions for enterprise workflows. The API evaluates up to 1,000 questions simultaneously at a fraction of the cost of traditional models.
2. Nvidia board prepares to dismiss CEO Jensen Huang amid scandals — Nvidia directors are reportedly preparing to oust Huang following a second alleged affair with a subordinate. The FBI is investigating the situation, which creates uncertainty for the AI hardware market.
3. Google DeepMind unveils AlphaGenome 2 for cellular disease prediction — DeepMind released a conditional DNA sequence model that predicts how genetic variations affect specific human cell types. The tool could accelerate the discovery of disease origins and targeted genetic treatments.
4. Google tests Tabletop AI collaboration hub for dynamic workspaces — Google Labs launched an experimental platform where an AI agent automatically generates interactive workspaces and tools for group planning. The waitlisted tool represents a shift toward dynamic consumer software interfaces.
5. OpenAI quarterly revenue crosses ten billion dollars amid rising costs — OpenAI reported a 50 percent jump in quarterly revenue driven by enterprise sales. Despite the growth, the company recorded operating losses of 10.9 billion dollars due to high training costs.

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