Summary
Google announced interactive visuals, 3D simulations, a student hub and customised practice quizzes across Search and Gemini, TechCrunch reported. Google also said Lens will gain an interactive learning experience, while Gemini users will be able to create custom study tools and simulations through prompts.
Why it matters
The rollout pushes generative AI beyond answer generation towards interactive educational experiences that can shape how students practise and explore concepts.
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