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Grants for open source AI research and projects is sponsored by The RAAIS Foundation (The Research and Applied AI Summit). The RAAIS Foundation awards financial grants for open source AI research and projects anywhere in the world. Grants are awarded on the basis of their potential for common good impact. Each grant is for a discrete 3-month project and awards are given on a rolling basis during the year.
Research and Applied AI Summit (RAAIS) Foundation Grants is sponsored by The RAAIS Foundation (The Research and Applied AI Summit). Awards financial grants for open source AI research and projects anywhere in the world, based on their potential for common good impact. Particularly supports communities that would otherwise not have a chance to participate in advancing AI.
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