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Along with new resources for teachers, Google has revealed that its new Gemini AI technology will be available to high school students through school accounts. Because many elementary school students have Google accounts, the left-wing internet behemoth is broadening its AI initiatives to include younger users.

A big step in Google’s attempts to prepare the next generation for an AI-driven future has been the tech giant’s decision to deliver Gemini to teen kids through their school accounts, according to TechCrunch. Google’s recent move to make Gemini accessible to kids with personal accounts demonstrates the company’s commitment to integrating AI into classrooms for more effective use.

The business is making this change for a very obvious reason: they want students to be prepared to deal with a world where generative AI is commonplace. Google thinks that students will gain self-assurance in their learning abilities after using Gemini, thanks to the real-time feedback and improved learning experiences it provides.

The organization places a high priority on responsible AI applications in educational settings. Google has promised, among other things, that it will not use student data from Gemini to train or enhance its artificial intelligence algorithms. The introduction of new technology in educational settings frequently gives rise to legitimate privacy concerns, and this pledge seeks to address those issues.

Also, to make sure that teens are using Gemini responsibly, Google has put in place a number of measures to prevent inappropriate behavior. These safeguards are already in place to prevent people from responding inappropriately, particularly when it comes to information that is illegal or has age restrictions. Google wants teenagers to use Gemini’s double-check feature more, so they can think critically and have more information literacy.

In over a hundred different nations, students will be able to use Gemini with their school accounts in English. Although school administrators can enable the tool, teens will not have it by default. This method enables a gradual and managed integration of the technology into educational settings.

Google is also working to improve its educational products. Among the new features are enhanced tools for making, organizing, and disseminating interactive lessons. To further streamline administrative procedures and free up time for real teaching, teachers can now manually designate assignments as missing or complete and execute mass scoring activities.

An ultra-woke AI named Gemini from Google made headlines earlier this year for rewriting history. The fact that Google’s system produced a wide range of results, including female Indian popes and black founding fathers, demonstrates the dangers of AI to pupils.

Author: Scott Dowdy

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