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Google’s Generative AI Accelerator supports nonprofits worldwide

byEray Eliaçık
April 3, 2024
in Artificial Intelligence

AI is everywhere, from smartphones to smart homes. But what about nonprofits? Google is stepping up to help them catch up.

On March 28th, Google.org launched the Generative AI Accelerator. This program aims to help important nonprofits use AI more effectively. Over six months, selected nonprofits will get money, training, and advice from Google experts.

Google's Generative AI Accelerator supports nonprofits worldwide

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These nonprofits already use or plan to use AI in their work. They’re working on projects like AI assistants, search tools, and chatbots in different languages.

Google’s mission

Google.org has a history of supporting AI projects for good causes. For example, they funded HomeTeam, an AI program helping veterans with mental health.

Last November, Google shared its AI Opportunity Agenda, suggesting ways to use AI for social good. They’re also helping with AI training for startups and communities around the world.

“Let’s focus not only on harms to avoid and risks to mitigate, but on opportunities to seize.”

-Google

Google is investing in AI for health and other areas too. But they’re not just about making money—they want to make a positive impact on society.

The first batch of nonprofits in the Generative AI Accelerator includes big names like the World Bank. They’re working on various projects, from education to climate change. Here’s a glimpse into some of the pioneering projects:

  • Benefits Data Trust is developing an AI-powered assistant to streamline access to government benefits for low-income individuals.
  • Beyond 12 is creating a generative AI-powered College Coach to support first-generation college students.
  • Full Fact is introducing a generative AI fact-checking tool to combat health misinformation.
  • Materiom is leveraging generative AI to facilitate the development of compostable biomaterial recipes, reducing packaging and textile waste.
  • U.S. Digital Response is harnessing AI to enhance language access, particularly for unemployment insurance applications.

These projects show how AI can help nonprofits do more good. With Google’s support, they’re ready to make a difference in the world.

In a world where AI is both exciting and sometimes scary, Google’s efforts to help nonprofits are a breath of fresh air. Let’s see how these projects change the world for the better.

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