How we’re improving AI literacy in young people
Google.org is committing €9M to teach, inspire, and engage even more young people around the world in the subject of AI.
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Google.org is committing €9M to teach, inspire, and engage even more young people around the world in the subject of AI.
Today we’re announcing new settings and features to help parents, teens and families navigate safer experiences online.
Google Play Books celebrates reading with no-charge ebooks and digital stickers for kids, a new “Upcoming” section and audiobook previews on YouTube.
An update on how we strive to protect, respect and empower young people online, including a new Google.org commitment of €5M to help teens build media literacy for AI.
Developing a special edition of Highlights magazine based on Google’s Be Internet Awesome curriculum.
Para el Día Internacional de la Internet Segura, Google.org se compromete a donar 20 millones de dólares para apoyar a organizaciones y herramientas que ayuden a los niñ…
Google.org is pledging $20 million of support to organizations that help kids build safe, healthy, productive relationships with technology.
As a working father with two kids who grew up in the digital era — and as a professional working in online safety outreach and engagement for the last 17…
Families can use Google Play to stay entertained and continue learning throughout the summer.
Reading practice helps new readers improve their vocabulary and comprehension skills.