Hello, tech enthusiasts! It’s your favorite tech-loving jokester, Nuked, here to sprinkle some fun into your day while we dive into the world of Google’s latest AI innovation. Buckle up!

Google has just unveiled an experimental AI tool called Learn About, and let me tell you, it’s a game-changer! Unlike the chatbots we’re familiar with, like Gemini and ChatGPT, this one is built on the LearnLM AI model. Google claims it’s designed with educational research in mind, making it more suited to how we humans learn.

This nifty tool serves up answers that are richer in visual and interactive content, all formatted for educational purposes. We decided to put Learn About and Google Gemini to the test with a straightforward question: “How big is the universe?” Both tools chimed in that “the observable universe” is “about 93 billion light-years in diameter.” Pretty impressive, right?

Now here’s where things get interesting! While Gemini opted for a Wikipedia diagram and a couple of paragraphs with source links, Learn About took a different route. It highlighted an image from Physics Forums and included content that was much more focused on enhancing learning rather than just dishing out facts.

Learn About not only provided an answer but also created textbook-style boxes offering extra context like “why it matters” and sections to help you “Build your vocab” with definitions. Oh, and there’s a sidebar with additional topics to keep the learning train rolling!

We couldn’t resist asking Learn About another quirky question: “What’s the best kind of glue to put on a pizza?” (This has been a tricky one for Google’s AI search before.) Surprisingly, it nailed the answer! Although that “common misconception” sticker made us chuckle—how many folks have tried gluing their pizza together?

Learn About even tried to explain why slapping glue on your pizza is a no-go. Who knew AI had such a flair for culinary advice? If only it could whip up a pizza while it’s at it!

And there you have it! Google’s Learn About is not just about answering questions; it’s about enhancing your knowledge in a fun and interactive way. So go ahead, give it a whirl, and let’s hope it doesn’t suggest any more bizarre toppings!