At Google for Education, we believe AI has the potential to help students, educators and education communities save time, create captivating learning experiences, inspire creativity and learn with confidence. Today, designed together with education experts and institutions, we’re bringing Gemini for Google Workspace to education users 18 years and older with two new paid add-ons,

Infrastructure for the AI era: Introducing Trillium Training state-of-the-art models requires a lot of computing power. Industry demand for ML compute has grown by a factor of 1 million in the last six years. And every year, it increases tenfold. Google was built for this. For 25 years, we’ve invested in world-class technical infrastructure. From

Over the past 25 years, across many technological shifts, we’ve continued to reimagine and expand what Google Search can do. We’ve meticulously honed our core information quality systems to help you find the best of what’s on the web. And we’ve built a knowledge base of billions of facts about people, places and things —

Today we’re announcing Google AI Essentials — a self-paced course designed to help people across roles and industries learn AI skills to boost their productivity. No programming skills or other experience required. And to make sure that people from all backgrounds have access to AI training, including this course, Google.org has launched a $75 million

Vids includes a simple, easy-to-use interface and the ability to collaborate and share projects securely from your browser. It’s an entirely new app that can help anyone become a great storyteller at work. Vids will be released to Workspace Labs in June. 2. Automatically translate captions in more languages in Meet Workspace customers can already

Generative AI can help social impact teams be more productive, creative and effective in serving their communities. In fact, Google.org funding recipients report that AI helps them achieve their goals in one third of the time at nearly half the cost. But while a recent Google.org survey found that four in five nonprofits think generative

These itineraries will bring together a range of ideas from sites across the web, as well as information like reviews, photos and other Business Profile details that people have submitted to Google for more than 200 million places around the world. With all of these links and resources organized in one place, it’s easy to

Last year at Google Health’s Check Up event, we introduced Med-PaLM 2, our large language model (LLM) fine-tuned for healthcare. Since introducing that research, the model has become available to a set of global customer and partner organizations that are building solutions for a range of uses — including streamlining nurse handoffs and supporting clinicians’

The goal of health equity is to ensure everyone has a fair and just opportunity to attain their highest level of health. The reality is the opposite for too many people — including people of color, women, those in rural communities and other historically marginalized populations. As Google’s Chief Health Equity officer, my team is

Every day, people turn to Search to find the best of what the web has to offer. We’ve long had policies and automated systems to fight against spammers, and we work to address emerging tactics that look to game our results with low-quality content. We regularly update those policies and systems to effectively tackle these