Teaching AI at a homeless shelter: Google Cloud's Richard Seroter on resumes, storybooks and fine print
rseroter · x · 2026-10-02
In the first episode of Google Cloud's Passport to AI series, Richard Seroter describes an AI workshop he ran at a homeless shelter: using AI to build professional resumes, generate custom storybooks and coloring pages featuring family members' faces, and analyzing credit card and legal fine print with Gemini in Chrome. His guiding principle: treat every community interaction as that person's first meeting with Google, and remember that "what we don't need is more information; we need more context and confidence."
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