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We introduced new features into NotebookLM to help with learning<\/b>. Our latest updates turn NotebookLM into your ultimate personal AI study partner, with a focus on active learning. You can instantly create flashcards and quizzes grounded in your own notes, generate upgraded reports with suggested formats like a blog post or study guide, and try the Learning Guide option for personalized, step-by-step tutoring. Plus, you can now hear your sources in new ways with Audio Overviews that offer perspectives like a Critique or a Debate.<\/p>\n
We launched new resources to promote AI literacy for parents, students and educators<\/b>. These resources include a new podcast for parents called “Raising kids in the age of AI,” expanded student programs like the Be Internet Awesome AI Literacy curriculum and the AI Quests game-based experience. This work includes substantial support for teachers, with over 650,000 educators trained so far and $40 million in grants dedicated to scaling AI literacy programs.<\/p>\n
We introduced Guided Learning, a new, interactive study partner in the Gemini app<\/b>. Powered by LearnLM, Guided Learning fine tunes our AI models for education, allowing people to navigate any topic, step-by-step, to ask questions and promote understanding. With helpful videos and images, the result is a personalized tutor that can break down complex code, create study plans from your uploaded material, and guide you to homework solutions without doing the work for you.<\/p>\n
Sundar Pichai spoke at the White House AI Education Taskforce<\/b>. Sundar highlighted Google\u2019s major push to support AI education across the U.S., including offering Gemini for Education to every high school in America. It builds on Google\u2019s broader $1 billion commitment to support AI education in the U.S., including giving all students and teachers access to our best AI tools, putting $150 million towards grants for AI education and digital wellbeing, and expanding our AI for Education Accelerator from 100 to 200 colleges and universities.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n