New York City has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to leverage artificial intelligence through the NYC AI Nexus initiative and a partnership with OpenAI. The report outlines three strategic goals aimed at establishing the city as a global leader in applied AI, fostering new business creation, and developing a diverse workforce. A significant $3 million investment will support local startups in adopting AI solutions to enhance competitiveness across various industries.
The partnership with OpenAI will enhance programs like the NYC AI Nexus and the Founder Fellowship, which aims to support underrepresented tech founders. Additionally, NYCEDC plans to promote AI literacy through public library programs and connect students with internship opportunities at AI startups. This initiative is crucial as New York City positions itself as a major tech startup ecosystem, with over 2,000 AI startups contributing to the local economy.
• NYC invests $3 million in AI initiatives to boost local startups.
• OpenAI partners with NYCEDC to enhance AI literacy and support founders.
The NYC AI Nexus initiative aims to foster collaboration between startups and local businesses for AI solutions.
AI literacy programs will be piloted in public libraries to promote responsible technology use.
The Founder Fellowship supports underrepresented founders in accessing capital and mentorship in tech sectors.
OpenAI collaborates with NYCEDC to enhance AI initiatives and support diverse tech founders.
NYCEDC is the city's economic development organization, driving AI strategy and initiatives.
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