Artificial intelligence has the potential to completely revolutionize the infrastructure systems that underpin everyday life in the U.S. Startups across the country are leveraging AI to create more efficient, effective, and equitable public services-from maintaining roads to enhancing education.

To support entrepreneurs tackling these complex public sector challenges, Google is launching Google for Startups AI Academy: American Infrastructure.

This new, equity-free program is designed to help startups innovate responsibly and build an AI-supported future that empowers communities and improves lives on local, state, and national levels.

Comprehensive Training and Resources for Startups

Transforming American Infrastructure: Google for Startups AI Academy Launches New Initiative
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Google has a new startup program that is centered on using AI to infrastructure. The company hopes that through this, sector issues will be addressed.

For the next 12 weeks, participating startups will be given a hands-on training from Google's AI experts. This includes an in-depth AI curriculum developed by our People + AI Research (PAIR) team, as well as advanced sales and go-to-market workshops, according to TechCrunch.

Startups will also gain access to the latest Google AI tools, exclusive insights, and industry connections. These resources will remain available even after the program concludes, as startups become part of the Google for Startups alumni community.

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Supporting Infrastructure-Focused Tech Companies

Google for Startups has already supported numerous infrastructure-focused tech companies such as JustAir, which uses AI to monitor air pollution; Cambio, which helps decarbonize commercial real estate; and Sensagrate, which aims to reduce traffic fatalities.

For this AI Academy, the company is excited to partner with additional U.S.-based startups that are focused on using AI to boost productivity and solve problems in critical American industries, including:

  • Agriculture

  • Disaster Prevention and Response

  • Energy

  • Education

  • Environment and Sustainability

  • Healthcare

  • Public Safety

  • Smart Manufacturing and Logistics

  • Telecommunications

  • Transportation

  • Urban Development

  • Water Management

  • Workforce Development and Economic Opportunity

Application Process and Encouragement for Startups

Applications for the Google for Startups AI Academy: American Infrastructure are now open, and eligible startups  are encourage to apply by June 17.

This move is a unique opportunity for startups to gain the knowledge, tools, and connections needed to drive significant improvements in American infrastructure through AI.

Building a Smarter, AI-Driven Future

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA - SEPTEMBER 02: The new Google logo is displayed at the Google headquarters on September 2, 2015 in Mountain View, California. Google has made the most dramatic change to their logo since 1999 and have replaced their signature serif font with a new typeface called Product Sans.

The launch of the Google for Startups AI Academy: American Infrastructure marks a game-changing step towards a smarter, AI-driven future.

With the search engine giant providing startups with the resources and support they need, Google is fostering innovation that will enhance public services and infrastructure, making them more efficient, effective, and equitable for all.

Meanwhile, Microsoft was reportedly working on a new model dubbed MAI-1 to take on Google and OpenAI. According to our previous report, the Redmond firm is persistent to intensify its AI investment with the newest independent initiative. 

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