Recent updates from Google and Microsoft show how AI in education and AI creative tools are becoming part of everyday software—often in subtle but powerful ways.
Google Adds Free SAT Practice Tests to Gemini
Google has partnered with The Princeton Review to offer free, full-length SAT practice exams inside Gemini. Students can begin by typing:
“I want to take a practice SAT test.”
The test includes two Reading and Writing modules and two Math modules. After completion, Gemini provides results along with feedback on areas that need improvement. This is a significant step for AI in education, making high-quality test prep more accessible to college-bound students without expensive tutoring services.
MS Paint Introduces an AI Coloring Book Generator
Microsoft has added an AI coloring book generator to MS Paint, allowing users to create blank coloring templates from text prompts. This feature is available exclusively to Copilot Plus subscribers.
While simple, this update highlights how AI creative tools are being integrated into familiar software, making generative AI more approachable for casual creativity and everyday use.
The Bigger Picture
Both updates reflect a growing trend: AI is moving beyond experimental tools and becoming embedded in learning and creative environments people already use. Whether supporting students or encouraging creativity, AI is quietly reshaping how we study, create, and interact with technology.
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