Google has committed 25 million euros ($26.98 million) toward aiding Europeans in acquiring skills in artificial intelligence (AI).
The announcement of this funding was made on Monday by the tech giant, which has initiated the application process for social enterprises and nonprofits aimed at reaching individuals who stand to gain the most from such training. Additionally, Google will host a series of “growth academies” designed to assist companies in leveraging AI to expand their operations.
Furthermore, the company has broadened its array of free online AI training courses to encompass 18 languages.
Google has allocated 25 million euros to bolster AI proficiency in Europe.
Adrian Brown, the executive director of the Centre for Public Impact collaborating with Google on a nonprofit initiative, stated that research indicates AI’s advantages may worsen current inequalities, particularly regarding economic stability and job opportunities.
He emphasized that their new initiative aims to empower individuals throughout Europe by enhancing their understanding, capabilities, and self-assurance in AI, with the goal of guaranteeing inclusivity for all.
Google recently revealed its intention to invest $1 billion in constructing a data center near London to address the escalating need for internet services in the area.
Positioned on a 33-acre (13-hectare) plot acquired by Google in 2020, the data center will be situated in Waltham Cross, a town roughly 15 miles (24.14 km) north of central London, according to a statement from the Alphabet-owned company.
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