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What will be the most used feature of Google's Gemini AI in educational settings by June 30, 2025?
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Document Upload • 25%
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Usage statistics published by Google or reports from educational institutions
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Google to Introduce Gemini AI to Teen Students' School Accounts with NotebookLM Features for 18+
Sep 5, 2024, 03:34 AM
Google plans to introduce its AI tool, Gemini, to teen students' school-issued Google accounts in the coming months. Gemini Advanced will allow users aged 18 and older to upload documents, ask questions, and access summarization and chat features in NotebookLM. This initiative is part of Google's broader effort to enhance educational tools and resources for students, educators, and parents. Additionally, new features such as Chromebook Plus and School Time on devices will provide educators and parents with more control. Google AI tools like Gemini and AI Overviews help students learn and ask questions. The announcement coincides with the back-to-school season, highlighting a growing trend of integrating AI into education to personalize learning and improve student outcomes.
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