cs.CYApr 8, 2026

Google, AI Literacy, and the Learning Sciences: Multiple Modes of Research, Industry, and Practice Partnerships

Authors: Victor R. Lee, Michael Madaio, Ben Garside, Aimee Welch, Kristen Pilner Blair, Ibrahim Oluwajoba Adisa, Alon Harris, Kevin Holst, 

Organizations: Stanford University · Google Research · Raspberry Pi Foundation · Google DeepMind Impact Accelerator · 

Abstract

Enabling AI literacy in the general population at scale is a complex challenge requiring multiple stakeholders and institutions collaborating together. Industry and technology companies are important actors with respect to AI, and as a field, we have the opportunity to consider how researchers and companies might be partners toward shared goals. In this symposium, we focus on a collection of partnership projects that all involve Google and all address AI literacy as a comparative set of examples. Through a combination of presentations, commentary, and moderated group discussion, the session, we will identify (1) at what points in the life cycle do research, practice, and industry partnerships clearly intersect; (2) what factors and histories shape the directional focus of the partnerships; and (3) where there may be future opportunities for new configurations of partnership that are jointly beneficial to all parties.

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