Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun·2025-08-07 08:21Group 1 - Google has launched a new feature called "Guided Learning" under its Gemini AI, aimed at helping users understand topics deeply rather than just providing answers [1] - The "Guided Learning" mode acts as a "learning companion," guiding users through questions and step-by-step instructions to explore knowledge [1] - The feature offers diverse answer formats, including images, videos, and interactive quizzes, and is backed by collaboration with students, educators, researchers, and learning experts to ensure scientific validity [1] Group 2 - The "Guided Learning" mode from Gemini and a similar "learning mode" announced by ChatGPT are theoretically beneficial for promoting actual learning among students [3] - Google is offering a benefit to students aged 18 and above in the US, Japan, Indonesia, South Korea, and Brazil, allowing them to register for a free 12-month Google AI Pro plan before October 6 [3] - The company has committed to investing $1 billion over the next three years in American education, including AI literacy programs, research funding, and cloud computing resources [3]