SMRTR AISep 9, 2025ZDNet

Google's on a quest to future-proof your kids with new AI literacy games

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Google launched "AI Quests," online games teaching 11-14 year olds about AI applications based on Google's research. The first quest, inspired by Flood Forecasting research, challenges students to predict floods in a fantasy setting. Two more quests on eye disease detection and brain mapping are coming soon. This initiative is part of a trend among tech companies to introduce young audiences to AI, with Google and competitors offering students access to their AI tools.

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