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This interactive game by Google is a fun, hands-on way to understand how artificial intelligence learns to recognize patterns.
In this Google experiment, learn the art of the prompt and improve your image-reading skills by looking at Google AI-generated images and describing what you see.
This guide explains Google’s AI tools, including definitions of AI terms, answers to frequently asked questions, and details on privacy and responsible use.
This resource by Common Sense provides reviews of AI apps, definitions of complex terms, and practical advice to help students navigate the safety and ethical challenges of artificial intelligence.
This Google resource shows students how to use AI for better learning and future career skills through games and courses, while providing parents with practical guides and safety tips to support their children's journey with this new technology.
In this article by Google, you can learn what generative AI is and how it works; how to use generative AI and evaluate the accuracy of its responses; and how Google develops AI.
This resource by Common Sense equips middle and high school students with free, quick lessons to help them understand how AI works, evaluate ethical impacts like bias and privacy, and use the technology responsibly in their daily lives.
This guide by Google can be used to help you and your family get started with AI.
In this course, you will explore how to use Gemini in a standalone experience and directly in a variety of Google Workspace for Education apps, such as Docs, Gmail, and Slides.
This article contains login instructions for Google Gemini for students and a snapshot of what it is and how to get started using it.
This guide by Google can be used to understand more about AI in education, data security and privacy protections, and how to prepare your child
for an AI-powered future.
View a library of videos and guides by Common Sense that help families and students navigate the complexities of AI, covering topics like safety, academic integrity, and responsible use.