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November 5, 2026Earlier this year, we announced that we’re expanding Experience AI, our AI literacy programme, across Latin America to bring AI education to nine more countries through support from Google.org. Working with local partner organisations, we offer Experience AI training and resources that teachers can use to enable young people to learn a foundational understanding of AI technologies, their social and ethical implications, and the role that AI can play in their lives.
Over the past few months, Experience AI launch events have already taken place in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Mexico. At every event, we met educators, policymakers, universities, non-profit organisations, and technology leaders and explored how AI literacy can become part of classrooms across their country. Experience AI brought us all together around a shared goal: giving teachers the confidence and resources they need to help young people understand and engage with AI critically and responsibly.
Growing the Experience AI partner network in Latin America
Across Latin America, the local organisations we are partnering with to implement Experience AI bring deep expertise in teacher professional development and education. Partners include Fundación Sadosky in Argentina, Fundación Kodea in Chile, Sincroniza Educação in Brazil, and Educación para Compartir in Mexico.
Each partner is implementing the programme in a way that reflects its local education system and context. We work with them individually and also facilitate their collaboration around shared challenges.
A delivery model designed for lasting impact across Argentina
In Argentina, Experience AI was officially launched in June during a Google event in Buenos Aires.
Our Argentinian partner Fundación Sadosky is taking a distinctive approach to Experience AI teacher professional development by working through a network of public universities across the country, rather than relying on a central training team. Through this approach, Experience AI training will reach educators in diverse regions across the country as Fundación Sadosky builds on local expertise and existing educational networks.
Growing local capacity and developing regional trainers means Experience AI will make a lasting impact for teachers and learners, enabling high-quality AI education long after the programme’s first rollout.
The first cohort of participating universities is now working with teachers across several Argentinian provinces, before the programme expands nationwide. Experience AI aims to support around 1,700 secondary school teachers and reach an estimated 153,000 students.
Turning vision into action
It’s been very rewarding coming together with local partners, Google.org, universities, and education communities across Latin America around our shared vision of high-quality AI education for all young people.
After the launch events, the focus now turns to practical action: supporting teachers and bringing Experience AI into classrooms across the region.
As the programme grows, we also look forward to working with new partners across Latin America to bring AI literacy to even more educators and young people. By 2028, we and our Latin American partners aim to support 24,000 more educators and reach more than 1.25 million young people through Experience AI.
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