Google commits $1B to train U.S. college students in artificial intelligence over three years

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Google is investing $1 billion to support artificial intelligence training and education initiatives in the U.S. over the next three years, underscoring how some tech giants are working to scale access to their learning models and shape the future of education.

Students who are at least 18 years old will also get access to a free 12-month Google AI Pro plan, which includes advanced AI tools like NotebookLM for notes, Deep Research for custom reports, and Veo 3 for video generation.

“Guided Learning encourages participation through probing and open-ended questions that spark a discussion and provide an opportunity to dive deeper into a subject,” Google Vice President of Learning Maureen Heymans said, adding that the aim of the tool is to help someone “build a deep understanding instead of just getting answers by acting like your personal AI learning companion.”

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