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Google.org Funds AI Training Program for Long Island Small Businesses

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Google.org funded the LIA-AI Growth Academy, a six-month artificial intelligence training program held in Long Island. The program was open to companies with 20 or fewer employees, and graduates received a $5,000 grant to implement AI in their operations. The training was conducted by experts from Stony Brook University and the Long Island Small Business Development Center.

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The initiative aims to help small businesses leverage AI, a technology that notes can reduce the traditional size advantage held by large corporations. This allows smaller firms to access sophisticated tools that were previously only affordable for large companies.

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  • Google.orgFunded the LIA-AI Growth Academy training program
  • Long IslandLocation where the AI training program was conducted
  • GoogleParent company of Google.org

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