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Find similar grantsThe AISC is soliciting project proposals from community partners in which artificial intelligence is used to help address a problem in Alaska. The primary goal is to create partnerships with the community and build capacity for applied AI research.
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Mini Grants 2026-2027 (Alaska AI Solutions Consortium) is sponsored by University of Alaska Anchorage, College of Engineering. The Alaska AI Solutions Consortium (AISC) is soliciting project proposals from community partners to use artificial intelligence to address a problem in Alaska. The primary goal is to build partnerships and capacity for applied AI research at UAA.
Mini Grants 2026-2027 (Rural AI Solutions & Engagement Project) is sponsored by University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) - Alaska AI Solutions Consortium (AISC). The Alaska AI Solutions Consortium (AISC), part of UAA's Rural AI Solutions & Engagement Project, is seeking project proposals from community partners that use artificial intelligence to address problems in Alaska.
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