Google AI lab inaugurated at Vignan’s University in A.P.
Google has inaugurated its AI lab at Vignan's University in Andhra Pradesh. The lab will provide students and faculty with hands-on experience in AI technologies. This move aims to enhance education and research in the field of AI. The lab will offer access to Gemini Enterprise for Education.
- Google AI lab inaugurated at Vignan's University in Andhra Pradesh.
- Students and faculty will gain access to Gemini Enterprise for Education.
- Hands-on experience in Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, and Agentic AI technologies will be provided.
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