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Google told The New York Times that it is completely turning off Search for schools that reject its AI features. In a broader education-related update on Tuesday, the company said access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom, and Google Search "will be entirely off" for K-12 student accounts. The Verge's report includes only part of the update, so details on how schools opt out and when the change takes effect are not available here.
Google told The New York Times that it is completely turning off Search for schools that reject its AI features. In a broader education-related update on Tuesday, the company said access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom, and Google Search "will be entirely off" for K-12 student accounts. The Verge's report includes only part of the update, so details on how schools opt out and when the change takes effect are not available here.
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Google is completely turning off Search in schools that reject its AI features, the company told The New York Times. The decision was also shared in a broader education-related update from Google on Tuesday, saying that access to Gemini, Gemini Notebook, Gemini in Classroom, and Google Search "will be entirely...
Schools that do not want Google's AI features could lose access to Search, and K-12 students could lose access to Gemini tools, affecting students, teachers and IT administrators. Education buyers will need to check how these settings apply to their accounts. Watch for the exact opt-out process and timing, which the available source does not specify.
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