Alphabet’s Google is planning a new incubator aimed at supporting artificial intelligence startups led by former Google employees, according to Bloomberg and summarized by The Next Web. The program is reportedly built around Google’s “Xooglers” network—its alumni group of people who previously worked at the company and have since moved on to other roles, including launching their own ventures. The arrangement is described as a way for Google to maintain relationships with former employees who are starting AI companies while providing additional support and connectivity through an organized incubator. Both outlets frame the initiative as deepening Google’s ties with one of Silicon Valley’s major alumni communities. The reporting indicates Google is backing the incubator rather than creating it independently of the alumni network, suggesting the program’s structure is designed to leverage existing connections among alumni. The available descriptions do not specify the incubator’s location, size, funding terms, selection process, or timeline.