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google ai blog · October 26, 2026

Google maps human brain with AI in new student quest

google research and stanford launch polar peaks, an ai quest teaching students ages 11-14 to map the human brain, emphasizing ai literacy and human oversight.

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google research and stanford accelerator for learning have launched polar peaks, the third quest in their ai quests series, teaching students ages 11-14 to map the human brain using artificial intelligence. the program helps students practice data cleaning and model testing while emphasizing the need for human oversight in technology. polar peaks is inspired by over a decade of research in connectomics and features a game character with memory loss. upon completion, students hear from researchers behind real-world breakthroughs, including the mapping of the complete fruit fly brain.

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