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Google Research and the Stanford Learning Accelerator launch "Polar Peaks," the third lesson in the AI Quests series, aimed at students aged 11 to 14. In the lesson, students play the role of researchers, scanning and mapping brain neurons, practicing data cleaning and model testing, and understanding that AI requires human oversight. The lesson was inspired by more than a decade of Google's connectomics research. AI Quests has completed over 400,000 missions in total, has been localized into 10 languages, and a companion teacher training module will launch next month.
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Google Launches New AI Quests Course Polar Peaks: Mapping the Human Brain with AI
Google Research and the Stanford Learning Accelerator have launched Polar Peaks, the third course in the AI Quests series, aimed at students aged 11 to 14, letting them play the role of researchers scanning and mapping brain neurons, practicing data cleaning and model testing, and understanding that AI requires human oversight. The course was inspired by Google's more than a decade of connectomics research; AI Quests has completed over 400,000 quests in total and has been localized into 10 languages, and a companion teacher training module will launch next month.