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There was a lot of news about generative AI this week as well.Beyond the performance race of new models, the ways AI is being used are expanding further, including integration with corporate business systems,
The Mountain View digital advertising giant has embarked on a major push to bring generative AI into students’ work.
Company says it will cut off Google Search to schools that totally block artificial intelligence
Last time, I wrote about how Google provides various generative AI tools and technologies for individuals, organizations (Google Workspace), and developers (Google Cloud), and that Gemini Notebook seems useful for general affairs.
Schools that reject Google’s AI services apparently won’t be allowed to use Google at all. The company announced Tuesday that it will turn off search engine access for K-12 schools that toggle off its AI tools as soon as next year.
CNN and Google have struck a multi-year partnership to help figure out how Google's generative AI products can help boost engagement with its journalism, becoming the latest news organization to monetize its content to help a tech giant power its AI models.
In a world where AI can generate research papers, solve equations or create art, educators worry about how college students may be using it, misusing it or missing out on it. Yet there have been few comprehensive studies of college students and their AI use.
In announcement geared towards schools, tech giant showed how entwined AI is with the world’s most popular website
