Google.org is investing over $10 million to help nonprofits adopt generative AI technologies. This funding will be distributed through community foundations in various cities, enabling nonprofits to receive tailored AI support. The initiative aims to empower organizations to leverage AI for improved efficiency and impact in their communities.
In 2024, Google.org plans to expand its efforts with a generative AI accelerator program and an AI Opportunity Fund, totaling nearly $100 million. Nonprofits like Climate Ride and Erika's Lighthouse are already benefiting from training in AI tools, which are expected to enhance their operational capabilities and address pressing societal issues. The collaboration with Google is seen as a crucial step in integrating AI into the nonprofit sector.
• Google.org invests $10 million to support nonprofits in adopting generative AI.
• Nonprofits report AI helps achieve goals faster and at lower costs.
This technology is being integrated into nonprofit operations to enhance their service delivery.
It provides grants to organizations to scale their AI expertise and improve their operational efficiency.
This program helps nonprofits quickly adopt and utilize AI technologies effectively.
Google is a leading technology company known for its advancements in AI and machine learning, providing tools and resources to nonprofits for better service delivery.
Tech:NYC is an organization that connects technology leaders with nonprofits to promote safe and equitable technology use, including AI literacy initiatives.
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