Google now offers free exam practice, powered by Gemini

Welcome to another edition of Log AI.

In today’s update, we’re looking at two major developments: Google is now offering free SAT practice exams powered by Gemini, and Meta is restricting teens from chatting with its AI characters across its apps.

Let’s get into the details.

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  Here's what's new today in the Log AI

• Google now offers free practice for exams, powered by Gemini

• Meta is stopping teens from chatting with its AI characters

• AI Tutorial: How to use Microsoft’s AI agent via Microsoft Copilot

• AI Tools to check out

• The Latest in AI

• ChatGPT Prompt of the day

AI NEWS

GOOGLE

Google now offers free practice for exams, powered by Gemini

Google has launched free SAT practice exams inside Gemini, powered by Gemini AI. Students can take full-length practice tests, get instant feedback, and receive explanations and study plans. This is available for free, with Princeton Review test content integrated into the experience.

Key Points:

• Students can take complete SAT practice tests for free directly in the Gemini app.

• Gemini scores your test and shows what you got right or wrong right away.

• If you miss a question, Gemini explains the correct answer and helps you understand the mistake.

• Gemini can build a study plan based on your weak areas, so you know what to focus on next.

• College Board still offers official SAT practice tests inside the Bluebook app. Gemini adds AI support on top of practice.

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AI AND ETHICS

Meta is stopping teens from chatting with its AI characters

Meta is stopping teens from chatting with its AI characters. This means teen accounts will no longer be able to interact with Meta’s “AI character” chatbots inside apps like Instagram and WhatsApp. Meta says it is doing this to improve safety and roll out stronger protections for younger users.

Details:

• Teen access will be paused globally, and the rollout will happen over the next few weeks.

• Teens can still use Meta AI (the main assistant), but the separate “AI characters” will be restricted.

• Meta says it is working on a safer teen version with better guardrails and parental controls.

• This move follows rising concerns about teens having unsafe or inappropriate conversations with AI companions.

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AI TUTORIAL

How to use Microsoft Copilot AI agent For Free

You don’t even need to pay for the ChatGPT agent. You can use Microsoft Copilot for free. Here is how:

1. Go to Microsoft Copilot and sign in with your Microsoft account.

2. Click the dropdown that says “Quick response” and select “Action (Labs)” from the list. The estimated time shows “5–10 min” because it handles more complex tasks.

3. Type Your Task (Examples you can type):

   • “Summarize this PDF” (attach or paste content)

   • “Draft an email to schedule a meeting next Thursday.”

   • “Find open slots in my calendar this week.”

   • “Organize these notes into a project plan.”

4. Wait for Completion. Since Action mode takes longer, Copilot may ask for confirmation or clarification. Let it finish processing the steps & it will return a completed task or ask for approval before executing.

5. Copilot will show the result: a completed draft, a formatted document, or an instruction you can approve. You can modify, accept, or copy the result.

If you are not able to access it, then try to use a VPN.

AI TOOLS TO CHECK OUT

• Cramd AI: AI-powered study platform that personalizes learning.

• AI Apply: Customized job applications for better results.

• Syllaby AI: Transform ideas into faceless videos with consistent characters

• Coloring Pages.app: Generate printable coloring pages with AI in seconds

• Listen Hub AI: Turn any content into realistic AI podcasts.

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CHATGPT PROMPT OF THE DAY

"Act as a deep research assistant for social media. My niche is [INSERT NICHE]. My audience is [INSERT AUDIENCE].Study what people in this niche search for, talk about, and complain about online. Identify repeated questions, common pain points, trending topics, and strong opinions. Summarize the findings in a way I can use to guide content decisions. Use simple words and short explanations.

THAT’S A WRAP!