Google.org's $20M Program for Generative AI Nonprofits

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Nikolai Petrovich Kuznetsov
1 min read
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Google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google, is spearheading a new initiative to support nonprofits in advancing generative AI technology through a $20 million accelerator program. Aimed at 21 nonprofits including Quill.org and World Bank, the program offers funding, technical training, and mentoring. Notably, Google's AI experts will collaborate with selected nonprofits to develop their generative AI tools. The program aims to empower social impact organizations to enhance their productivity and effectiveness in serving communities. It also addresses prevalent barriers such as cost, resources, and awareness. According to surveys, there is a growing interest and adoption of AI in the nonprofit sector, with a significant percentage of startups focusing on AI-related initiatives. This initiative marks a pivotal step in leveraging AI to drive social impact and innovation, indicating a promising future in the intersection of technology and philanthropy.

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