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Google's first AI Quest is available now for kids ages 11 to 14.
Each quest is based on actual Google AI research.
Tech companies are racing to market AI to students.
Google has launched a new effort to teach young students about some of the practical, real-world uses of AI -- and in the process, to normalize the technology among the next generation.
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AI Quests, a series of interactive online games, educates students between the ages of 11 and 14 about how Google is applying AI to address climate, health, and other scientific challenges. The company launched the series on Tuesday.
"It's our latest effort around AI literacy in classrooms, teaching the next generation to not only use the technology, but inspiring them with how they can use AI to make a positive impact on their world," Google wrote in a press release. The effort was developed by Google Research in collaboration with the Stanford Accelerator for Learning.
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