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Find similar grantsThis prize is for AI-generated cinema, inviting creators to make a 7-10 minute short film using Google's AI ecosystem (Veo, Imagen, Flow, and Gemini). The film must be at least 70% generated using Google's AI tools.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Filmmakers capable of creating a 7-10 minute short film using Google's AI tools, with at least 70% of the film generated by AI. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Google.org's $75 million AI Opportunity Fund helps over one million Americans learn essential AI skills by providing funding to best-in-class workforce development and education organizations across the country. Part of Google's broader $1 billion commitment over three years to education and job training programs announced at the White House in September 2025. Funded organizations receive grants, Google Career Certificates access, institutional access to Gemini and NotebookLM through Google Workspace for Education, and participation in an AI Learning Network with best practices support. The associated AI for Education Accelerator expanded from 100 to 200 colleges and universities including the Texas A&M University System and Iowa's community colleges. Also includes free Gemini for Education access (including Gemini 2.5 Pro) for all U.S. high schools.
The Google AI Futures Fund is a strategic initiative from Google Labs that invests in and collaborates with early-to-mid-stage startups building ambitious AI applications. Unlike traditional grant programmes, the AI Futures Fund operates on a rolling basis with no fixed application window or batch/cohort model — Google considers investment opportunities continuously. Selected startups receive a comprehensive package including early access to select AI models from Google DeepMind such as Gemini (language), Imagen (image generation), and Veo (video generation), hands-on support from researchers, engineers, product managers, designers, and go-to-market specialists from Google DeepMind and Google Labs, Google Cloud credits with dedicated technical support, and the opportunity to seek direct equity investment from Google. Investment check sizes vary based on the company's stage and needs, typically targeting early to mid-stage companies with flexibility for later-stage opportunities. In 2026, Google partnered with Accel for an India-focused AI Futures Fund cohort (Atoms AI Cohort 2026), offering up to $2 million per startup as a co-investment. The programme has global scope and has funded startups across North America, Europe, India, and other regions. The fund focuses on startups building transformative applications of generative AI, foundation models, and multimodal AI across industries.
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