Google's charity arm funds five groups building AI tools for teachers
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Education-technology vendors now face grant-funded rivals building open lesson-planning tools for teachers, so paid products must justify their price.
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Google.org is giving more than $9.5M in grants to five groups working on AI for classrooms: CUNY, Fab AI, Krause Center for Innovation, Teaching Lab and 1EdTech Global. Fab AI is working with Google DeepMind and the Gates Foundation on open lesson-planning and early-reading tools.
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