Bringing the best of AI to college students for free

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The best of Google AI for college students

Millions of college students around the world are getting ready to start classes. And this week, our CEO Sundar Pichai announced that we're making our most advanced AI tools available to them for free, including our new Gemini mode, Guided Learning. Sundar shared how expanding access to AI can help students learn while also preparing them to transition to the workplace. Google will also commit $1 billion to support AI education and job training programs and research in the U.S. This includes making our AI and career training free for every college student in America through our AI for Education Accelerator. More than 100 colleges and universities have already signed up.

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"Having regular access to computers in grad school changed my life, and led me on the path to Google. It's my hope that bringing the best AI tools to college students will open up new worlds for them, too."

^{– CEO Sundar Pichai}

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