According to TechCrunch, on August 20, 2026, Google rolled out a range of innovative learning tools within its Search and Gemini platforms. These include AI-generated interactive visual aids, 3D simulations, a dedicated student hub, and personalized practice quizzes. This strategic move is designed to cement Gemini's status as a go-to study companion for students, positioning it in direct competition with OpenAI and educational tech startups such as Knowt and Gauth. With these new tools, students can effortlessly create interactive learning materials, like dynamic charts illustrating pH values, directly through Google Search. They also have the flexibility to tailor practice quizzes to their specific needs. In the weeks ahead, Google Lens will introduce interactive learning features, enabling students to snap photos of their study materials and receive instant guidance. As for Gemini, it empowers students to embark on multi-step research projects, generate 3D simulation content—such as the intricate 3D structure of DNA—and access a diverse array of learning tools within their personalized study hub.