By Emma Thompson
Publication Date: 2026-10-19 23:45:00
Google is widening access to AI tools for teachers and researchers, including an experiment that lets educators create guided STEM simulations and a document-checking system already used on more than 16,000 research publications submitted to computer science conferences.
Announced at its Research@ event in Mountain View on October 14, the developments span classroom teaching, scientific research and public health. Access varies: schools can register for a pilot, the document review tool is opening to the public, and new Google Earth AI capabilities remain experimental and available through early access.
The education experiment gives teachers a way to generate interactive software tailored to their curriculum. Google says it has adapted the technology with teaching safeguards, with a sample library of more than 30 teacher-vetted activities covering middle and high school physics, chemistry, biology and math.
Teachers test simulations built around their lessons
The learning interactives…