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AI Fund in collaboration with Google is sponsored by NCAIR (National Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics) in collaboration with Google. This initiative supports and nurtures early-stage AI-powered startups in Nigeria, providing financial support, access to Google AI tools and mentorship, and networking opportunities. It aims to address local challenges with AI solutions and drive economic growth.
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AI Fund in collaboration with Google – NCAIR – NCAIR AI Fund in Collaboration with Google Supporting Innovation in Artificial Intelligence in Nigeria Introducing the Selected Startups Leverages AI to predict demand and match blood types for Africa’s blood supply needs.
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Streamlines lending operations using AI, empowering global lenders and borrowers Connects global companies with vetted African tech talent through AI-driven pre-classification and job matching AI-powered energy management optimising sustainable power for underserved users. AI-driven healthcare documentation with tailored tools for Nigerian doctors.
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To unlock the full potential of AI in Nigeria, we are launching the AI Fund in collaboration with Google, a dedicated initiative to support and nurture the next generation of AI-powered startups in Nigeria. Why is this important for Nigeria? Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa with a thriving technology ecosystem and a youthful, tech-savvy population.
We have a rich pool of talent and a growing number of tech entrepreneurs who are creating solutions tailored to the unique challenges of the African continent. However, despite this potential, Nigerian startups often face funding constraints and lack the necessary resources to scale their solutions. By fostering the development of Artificial Intelligence in Nigeria, we aim to: Address local challenges with AI solutions.
Drive job creation and economic growth. Establish Nigeria as a competitor in the African and Global AI landscape. The AI Fund in Collaboration with Google is an initiative designed to empower 10 Nigerian startups leveraging AI in their technology products.
The N100 million fund will provide: Grant funding of up to ₦10 million per startup. Access to Google AI tools, resources, and mentorship from Google engineers. Connection to Google's vast network and opportunities for global exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, driving innovation, efficiency, and new business models. To unlock the full potential of AI in Nigeria, NCAIR in collaboration with Google is launching the AI Fund, a dedicated initiative to inspire and nurture the next generation of AI-powered startups in Nigeria. Who is eligible for the AI Fund?
Headquartered in Nigeria. Building solutions for the Nigerian market and potentially African/global market. Demonstrated market fit and significant growth potential.
At least one Nigerian founder. Relevant experience and a strong team positioned for success. Core AI technology company with a live product in the market.
Compatibility with Google products and potential to leverage them for growth. What does a beneficiary from the AI Fund receive? Financial Support: Grant funding of up to ₦10 million per startup.
Technical Expertise: Access to Google AI tools, resources, and mentorship from Google engineers. Network & Visibility: Connection to Google’s vast network and opportunities for global exposure. Is the program in-person or virtual?
The program will be virtual Due to the volume of applications we receive, we do not provide feedback on individual applications. How long is the program for? The program is for 6 weeks – from October 2024 to November 2024 Plot 790, Alimoh-Abu Street, Behind VIO Yard, Wuye District, Abuja, Nigeria
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nigerian startups leveraging AI in their technology products. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
AI Fund in collaboration with Google is funded by NCAIR (National Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics) in collaboration with Google. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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