We're expanding our Google AI Educator Series (GES) — a no cost, on-demand training designed to give educators practical AI skills — to now include monthly updates. Now, GES modules will be added on the first Wednesday of every month, complete with quizzes to brush up on your learning. Here are some of the featured topics in our latest modules: • Eliminating visible work: Learn how to identify frequent, simple tasks — like drafting notification emails to parents — and automate them through Google tools to reclaim time back with students. • Providing personalized support: The Active Problem-Solving module introduces Gemini’s Guided Learning feature, which helps students work through complex problems with Socratic guidance. • Elevating student research: For our higher education community, the Planning the Inquiry module demonstrates how to use Gemini's Deep Research feature to build skills in student research and inquiry for papers and theses. • Building interactive learning experiences: With “AI Quest: Market Marshes,” learn how to teach students through interactive game-based learning experiences based on real-world topics, from human agency to flood forecasting. We’re also announcing a national Badge-a-thon on September 19 for educators to show off the skills they’ve learned. Designed specifically for K-12 educators, this flexible, 10-hour virtual event lets participants drop in for lightning talks, get hands-on training, and earn official ISTE-aligned digital badges live. Learn more and sign up for the Badge-a-thon here ↓ https://goo.gle/4gO3qm2
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This week, we released two new Gemini models ↓ ⚡ Gemini 3.8 Flash: Our most intelligent workhorse model with significant gains from 3.7 Flash across software engineering, agentic tasks, and multi-step reasoning. 🛡️ Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber: Our most capable cybersecurity model with frontier-level vulnerability detection and automated patching. Eligible defenders can apply for access through our new Fairwind Program. Learn more → goo.gle/4iC5MH2
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"The people who stand out are those who can relate to others and build strong networks by communicating effectively," says Niko, a software engineer on our Search Education Quality team in Zagreb, Croatia. He cites this exact mindset to grow his career at Google. Niko started off working in manual quality assurance — the hands-on process of testing software to find bugs — but found his interests naturally expanding into broader engineering. Today, his day-to-day work ensures that public educational tools, like using Google Lens to snap a photo of a tough math problem for step-by-step help, work perfectly for students worldwide. Stepping into a formal engineering role can feel daunting, but Niko found that a supportive culture makes all the difference: "I received incredible support throughout the process," he says. "My manager and team helped guide me, and there were plenty of internal resources that explained the transition process and set clear expectations." Ready to find your own supportive tech community? Map out your next career move with our open Software Engineering roles → https://goo.gle/3SiDtiz
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We’re bringing new conversational voice capabilities to Gmail, Google Docs, and Keep to help you search your inbox, organize your thoughts, or brainstorm new ideas conversationally. Here's how you can use them to get things done: 📤 Gmail Live: Skip the manual search and use your voice to quickly find specific details buried in your inbox. Conversational Search can help you find quick answers to questions like, "What’s my flight's gate number?" or "What’s going on at my kid’s school this week?" 🗣️ Docs Live: Talk through your ideas and build structured, context-aware documents on the fly. Just talk, and Docs Live handles the heavy lifting: organizing your thoughts, structuring your document, and — with your permission — pulling relevant details directly from your Gmail, Drive, Chat, and the broader web. 🧠 Keep Live: Keep is usually used to note a quick idea or something that crosses your mind before you forget it. Now, you can talk to Keep Live to capture, structure, and refine your ideas into organized, actionable notes. These new conversational features are starting to roll out this week, and they're available in Gmail and Keep for Google AI Plus, Pro, and Ultra subscribers, and in Docs for Pro and Ultra subscribers. All of these features are coming soon for Google Workspace business customers. Learn more. https://goo.gle/46pnKFD
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Today, Google DeepMind and Google Research introduced WeatherNext 3, our most advanced and accurate global weather AI model to date — meaning more people can get more accurate predictions to help them plan ahead. Learn more ↓
WeatherNext 3 is a major breakthrough in how we predict global weather. ⛅ Developed with Google Research, it achieved state-of-the-art skill among AI and physics-based weather forecast models. Here's what’s new: 🛰️ Fresh forecasts every hour: The model ingests live satellite data to update forecasts 6x faster than traditional models. 📍 Hyper-local accuracy: It delivers 5 times sharper detail to give more accurate temperatures worldwide. 🌧️ Better rain tracking: WeatherNext 3 cuts rain forecasting errors up to a 50% reduction in error, with the greatest improvements in regions where forecasts have historically been less reliable. ☀️ Supporting clean energy: The model helps wind and solar farms predict power generation so renewable grids run smoothly. WeatherNext 3 is coming to Google Search, Google Gemini, Google Maps, and Google Maps Platform as well as developer tools on Google Cloud, BigQuery, and Earth Engine. Find out more → https://goo.gle/4x04rgM
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As families dive headfirst into the back-to-school routine, many parents are thinking about their kids’ digital habits – even Peppa Pig's parents, Mummy and Daddy Pig. 🐷 With Peppa spending more time on a screen, they reached out to Garth Graham, a physician, father of four, and Head of Health of YouTube, to help manage her time online and build some healthy boundaries. He shared his top tips for healthier digital habits: 🗣️ Talk Openly: Involve children in discussions about their screentime and what they are, and aren’t, allowed to watch and do. When they feel part of the decision-making process, they are much more likely to follow the rules. 🛑 Set Boundaries: Aim for clear daily limits and use logical checkpoints—like the end of an episode or level—so transitions feel smooth and fair. 🤝 Watch Together: Co-viewing turns watch time into a connected, shared family moment and helps build their critical thinking skills. 💡 Prioritize High-Quality Content: Choose age-appropriate, enriching media that sparks curiosity, imagination, and supports early learning. Watch the video ⬇️
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Advancing intelligence is a shared journey that requires global and industry-wide collaboration. Amin Vahdat, our Chief Technologist and SVP, AI and Infrastructure, is in Taiwan this week to highlight how building a foundation for a collaborative future will bring the benefits of AI to everyone. Read more from Amin and learn about the new office expansion for our Taipei-based AI infrastructure team in the Shilin District. Our largest hardware engineering hub outside the U.S., Google Taiwan is also celebrating its 20th anniversary this week. ⬇️
I am in Taiwan this week for an opportunity to speak at the Semicon 2026 conference and to celebrate our Google Taiwan office turning 20, which is home to our largest hardware engineering hub outside of the United States. To support our continued growth and meet the AI opportunity ahead, we are expanding our presence in Taipei’s Shilin District, increasing the office space footprint of our AI Infrastructure team by more than 60 percent. This expansion underscores our commitment to strengthening our partnership and engagement in Taiwan. Over the past two decades, Google's teams in Taiwan have supported our biggest platform shifts from mobile and ChromeOS to the cloud, and now AI. Today, our Taipei-based engineering hub builds on this 20-yr history by developing the physical systems needed for this work. This latest expansion is critical as we stand together at the precipice of the Age of Intelligence. Advancing intelligence is both a shared journey and a collective responsibility that requires global and industry-wide collaboration. The team in Taiwan is extremely well positioned to push our work forward along these dimensions. Happy 20th to Google Taiwan! Read our Google Taiwan blog in traditional Chinese, which also includes my recent op-ed for Business Today. For our English speakers, the Translate feature on Google Chrome is very helpful. https://lnkd.in/e4vezP3X
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We’re releasing two new Gemini models today: Gemini 3.8 Flash and Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber. Here’s what’s new: ⚡ Gemini 3.8 Flash: Our most intelligent workhorse model yet. It delivers upgrades across coding, agentic workflows, and critical multi-step reasoning at the same speed and low cost of 3.7 Flash. 🛡️ Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber: Our most capable cybersecurity model. Built to help defenders protect software, spot vulnerabilities in hours instead of months, and automate patching at scale. Eligible defenders can apply for access through our new Fairwind Program. Learn more → goo.gle/4iC5MH2
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We built our WeatherNext forecasting models to help meteorologists and scientists more accurately predict weather — including potentially devastating events, like cyclones. To learn more about how WeatherNext works and how far we’ve come with AI for weather models, we sat down with Google DeepMind research scientist, Ferran Alet Puig, who helped develop these models 👇. https://goo.gle/4zNOBIC
