我们最新的AI问：绘制人类大脑
今天，我们是发布“Polar Peaks”，这是我们由Google研究公司和斯坦福学习加速器创立的AI Quests系列的第三次探索，目的是教导学生AI如何工作，如何负责任地使用它。 AI Quests邀请11至14岁的学生踏上Google研究人员的脚步，以应对人类的一些最大挑战。
迄今已完成40多万次考察，本地化到10种语言。 除了新的探索，我们还为教师发放培训单元。
极峰：绘制人类大脑的旅程
在前两次探险中，学生们在Google研究的洪水预报倡议和糖尿病复健筛查的AI模型的启发下，应对洪水预报和眼病检测。 我们最新的探索是“波拉尔峰”，学生们前往神经科学前沿
在游戏中导师的指导下，学生对大脑中的神经元进行扫描和映射，以更好地理解游戏角色的记忆损失。 他们完成数据清理和模型测试等任务，第一手学习AI需要小心的人类监督和批判性思维。
探索的灵感来自我们十多年来在连通学方面的研究：大脑中神经网络的绘图科学。 考察完成后，学生们从我们现实世界突破背后的两位研究人员那里听到，包括最近绘制了完整的果蝇脑图，这是迄今为止按神经元数量划分的最大的脑图。
培训单元：人工智能扫盲教学工具
教师在将追求带入生活并将其纳入现有课堂课程方面发挥着关键作用。 帮助教育者强化关键人工智能扫盲概念，这些是Google AI教育家系列中的发布。 腾讯1号和2号的模块在此可访问。 腾讯3号的训练单元下月将跟进。
今年早些时候，AI Quests在ETIH创新奖上获得了2026年Webby奖的AI教育，学习和培训，以及最佳全球K-12学习解决方案。 我们将继续与教育者和合作伙伴合作
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Our newest AI Quest: Mapping the human brain
Today, we’re launching “Polar Peaks”, our third quest in the AI Quests series, created by Google Research and the Stanford Accelerator for Learning to teach students how AI works and how to use it responsibly. AI Quests invites students ages 11 to 14 to step into the shoes of Google researchers to tackle some of humanity’s biggest challenges.
More than 400,000 quests have been completed to date, localized to 10 languages. Alongside the new quest, we’re also releasing training modules for teachers.
Polar Peaks: A journey to map the human brain
In the first two quests, students tackle flood forecasting and eye disease detection, inspired by Google Research’s Flood Forecasting initiative and AI model for diabetic retinopathy screening. Our newest quest, “Polar Peaks,” has students travel to the frontiers of neuroscience and see how AI can speed up scientific research.
With the guidance of in-game mentors, students scan and map the neurons in the brain to better understand the game character’s memory loss. They complete tasks like data cleaning and model testing, learning firsthand that AI requires careful human oversight and critical thinking.
The quest is inspired by over a decade of our research in connectomics: the science of mapping neural networks in the brain. Upon completion of the quest, students hear from two researchers behind our real-world breakthroughs, including the recent mapping of the complete fruit fly brain, the largest brain map by number of neurons to date.
Training modules: Tools for teaching AI literacy
Teachers play a critical role in bringing the quests to life and fitting them into their existing classroom curriculum. We’re rolling out new dedicated teacher training modules to help educators reinforce key AI literacy concepts and use AI Quests for learning and discussion. These are launching within the Google AI Educator Series. The modules for Quest #1 and #2 are accessible here. The training module for Quest #3 will follow next month.
Earlier this year, AI Quests won a 2026 Webby Award for AI Education, Learning & Training, and Best Global K–12 Learning Solution at the ETIH Innovation Awards. We’ll continue working with educators and partners to bring more quests to more classrooms this school year.
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