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Scale AI | Canada’s AI Cluster, promoting artificial intelligence Accelerating AI integration across business sectors AI is no longer a thing of the future. Its applications are concrete, its technologies ready, and its potential vast – waiting to be harnessed. At Scale AI, we believe now is the time to take AI out of the lab and into the real world.
Where businesses can show not what AI will do, but what AI can do. Accelerating the integration of AI across business sectors Scale AI funds AI initiatives under three classifications: industry-led projects, training, and our Acceleration program. We fund projects aimed at fast-tracking the adoption and commercialization of AI for value chains.
We help professionals prepare for the future by providing financial support to develop artificial intelligence and digital intelligence skills across the country. Scale AI’s Acceleration program puts millions in funding on the table to help finance the growth of AI startups and SMEs, and support initiatives across Canada.
The projects we’re investing in We invest in companies across a range of industries that are deploying AI to enhance their value chain. $500 million of collective investment and counting.
Intelligent forecasting for a more reliable supply chain Port Logistics Optimization Tool Galileo Project: Workforce decisions and planning support using AI Connect with our investment team Sessions are hosted by a Scale AI investment director every week on Thursday at 3:00 p. m. EDT.
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