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If schools turn off Google’s AI, Search dies with it

Google’s response to criticism of AI use in classrooms gives schools a choice with a catch: rejecting Gemini also means cutting off student access to Google Search.

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Google ties school Search access to Gemini adoption

Google announced Tuesday that its AI services would be disabled by default for school-managed K-12 student accounts. There’s a big catch to that, though.

Schools that leave Gemini disabled will also lose Google Search access for those accounts.

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