Google invests $75M to teach one million Americans how to use AI
by Daily Mail
Daily Mail— Google announced a new program to train rural and underserved workers in AI. The company also rolled out a new course to teach workers how to use AI tools. These moves come one week after the tech giant rolled back worker protections. READ MORE:
ETtech.com—AI startups: Good Capital plans to invest $25 million in Indian AI startups this fiscal. Mauritius-based venture capital firm Good Capital on Friday said it plans to invest USD 25 million, about Rs 200 crore, in Indian AI startups this fiscal. The investment will be made from the corpus of USD 50 million Good Capital Fund II, which is expected to be used by 2027. "The total fund is USD 50 million which is planned to be used by 2027. Out of which Good Capital is deploying USD 25 million in AI startups empowering intermediaries and plans to deploy this by 2025," Arjun Malhotra,...
NewsBusters—Google Invests in AI Education as it Unleashes ‘Secret Weapon’. Google just announced a massive investment in training Americans to use its biased and anti-free speech artificial intelligence. Big Tech giant Google proudly declared its AI education investment in an April 26 release. Beneficiaries of these funds include the Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) and Goodwill, which are each expected to train American military members, veterans and civilians in AI skills. The problem? Google’s AI and search engine both have a track record of...
NewsBusters—Google Invests in AI Education as it Unleashes ‘Secret Weapon’. Google just announced a massive investment in training Americans to use its biased and anti-free speech artificial intelligence. Big Tech giant Google proudly declared its AI education investment in an April 26 release. Beneficiaries of these funds include the Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) and Goodwill, which are each expected to train American military members, veterans and civilians in AI skills. The problem? Google’s AI and search engine both have a track record of...