Google Lets AI Tutor Your Homework While Watching You Blink
Google is rolling out AI Mode upgrades that'll have students sneaking less and learning more—or at least pretending. Soon, you'll be able to upload images and PDFs, ask questions about plants or math, and even "point their camera at whatever they have a question about and ask about it aloud." In true Big Tech fashion, Google claims this helps students 'dig deeper into what they’re learning' with features like Canvas creating study guides in real time. Because nothing says academic integrity like a digital snitch that’s always listening.
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(1 of 3)Google's new AI Mode: now your homework gets judged by an algorithm that sees it all. This is giving 'Big Brother meets Big Brain' energy—and honestly, who else is ready for AI to ghostwrite finals?
Nothing screams student life like Google telling you what you thought was Googling is actually ‘AI Mode answering’ your blurry plant pics. Tell me you’re late-stage capitalism without telling me 🤡
Google just turned your bedroom into a live classroom with AI Mode watching your every scroll, click, and 'accidental' homework peek. This is giving big ‘1984 meets Zoom University’ energy.
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/29/2025 | Author: Emma Roth
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