Last week, Ayushe — a Sunnyvale-based software engineer — led a workshop at #GHC25 focused on how you can build and use retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to improve the accuracy of large language models. Interested in doing similar work at Google? Explore our open roles and opportunities → g.co/jobs/GHC
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Google Maps just got a big AI upgrade that makes navigating smarter and easier, including a Gemini-powered hands-free conversational experience. It's like having a knowledgeable friend in the passenger seat who can confidently help you get where you’re going. Explore 4 of the new features coming to Maps → https://goo.gle/3JRsAn8
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Today at the AI Business Summit in Oklahoma City, we announced that we’re joining forces with the Oklahoma City Thunder to accelerate AI in Oklahoma. This includes a $5 million commitment to equip Oklahoma students and the local workforce with critical AI and job-ready skills. Google.org will provide the support to leading organizations across the state, including the Thunder Community Foundation, Oklahoma State University Foundation, the Center for Employment Opportunities, Atlas School, and Tulsa Regional STEM Alliance. This support builds on the investments Google is making in Oklahoma. Learn more. https://goo.gle/4hMaJL7
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Today, we published a paper, “AI and the Future of Learning,” outlining Google’s approach to building AI to help improve learning outcomes for everyone. Here are 5 takeaways: 1) AI has the potential to reduce barriers to education and unlock human potential. 2) This transformation hinges on paying attention to how people learn — the science of learning. 3) That’s why Google’s tools for learning are grounded in best-in-class learning science, and the AI models that power them are rooted in pedagogical principles. 4) Realizing the promise of AI in education demands collaborative efforts among technology companies, educators, policymakers, and learners. 5) To navigate challenges like academic integrity, we must equip educators and students with the AI literacy needed to use these tools most beneficially. We’ll be sharing more insights from our paper over the coming weeks. Read more → https://goo.gle/47YuXhc
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The new, AI-powered Google Finance is built to help you make sense of the financial world. You can ask questions about the markets and get a helpful AI response, perform technical analysis with advanced charting tools and track the latest news and headlines all in real time. Now, Google Finance is getting even more powerful upgrades, including Deep Search capabilities, access to prediction markets data and the ability to track corporate earnings. Plus, we’re rolling out the new Google Finance in India, our first expansion beyond the U.S. Learn more about our newest features. https://goo.gle/4hIz306
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Now, Gemini’s Deep Research can pull in info from Gmail, Google Drive and Chat when you connect your Google Workspace account to give you more context-aware reports. To try it, just select “Deep Research” in Gemini on desktop and choose your sources. Coming to mobile soon. Give it a go at https://lnkd.in/gEDFyuk2
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The field of Data Center Operations is constantly evolving. That’s why our DCOps teams champion continuous learning, gaining hands-on experience and contributing across critical functions, from Electrical to Mechanical to Controls. Want to learn more about working in Google data centers? Johan, a Data Center Operations Facility Manager at our GRQ Data Center in the Netherlands, shares more details → https://goo.gle/4qHBZhW
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Want to keep up with all the AI news coming out of Google? We've got you covered. Here’s a recap of some of our biggest AI updates from October, including Gemini Enterprise, an AI model to accelerate cancer research and a big quantum computing breakthrough. This is the first edition of a new newsletter breaking down our most important updates and insights, all in one place.
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Google is #2 on the Forbes list of the Best Employers for Veterans. Read more in this interview with Karen Dahut, CEO of Google Public Sector.
I’m honored to share that Google is ranked #2 on the America’s Best Employers for Veterans list from Forbes! This recognition reflects the work of so many teams across Google who are deeply committed to empowering veterans and military spouses. We know that veterans and military spouses already possess the discipline, high-stakes problem-solving abilities, and organizational skills that are essential for success in technology roles. Google helps veterans build on these skills via initiatives including Launchpad for Veterans, Grow with Google livestreams, and Google Career Certificates, helping them thrive in high-demand fields. At Google Public Sector, supporting the military community is deeply ingrained in our mission. I’m grateful to be part of an organization committed to honoring service with action. Read the full article → https://lnkd.in/dvUbdueA
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We've teamed up with Girl Scouts of the USA to launch the Be Internet Awesome Family Challenge. Made possible by Google.Org, this program helps girls and their families navigate the internet with kindness and confidence, fostering a healthy relationship with technology for the next generation of innovators. Girl Scouts who complete the activities can also earn the new “Be Internet Awesome” Fun patch. Learn more from Ruth Porat, President and Chief Investment Officer of Alphabet and Google.
As a very proud Girl Scout, I had the pleasure of announcing Google’s partnership with Girl Scouts of the USA on a program to help girls develop critical skills to use technology safely as a tool for learning and creativity – enabling them to unlock the newly created “Be Internet Awesome” Girl Scout “Fun patch”. It was special to be with the group of Girl Scouts – and a fun trip down memory lane from my time as a Girl Scout where I learned how to do everything from building a campfire to life lessons about responsibility and self-respect (yup, those really are my badges; special thanks to Nano-Banana for restoring the photo :) ) Learn more about these new resources for girls, parents, and troop leaders here: https://lnkd.in/euKnXsiA
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