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Google is an AI-first company, we also want to be AI-first philanthropy: Google.org's Annie Lewin

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Google is an AI-first company, we also want to be AI-first philanthropy: Google.org's Annie Lewin

Google.org, the philanthropic arm of Google, is committed to using AI to solve humanity's challenges. It recently granted $4 million to CyberPeace Foundation to combat misinformation and $3.3 million to Wadhwani AI for AI-powered pest mitigation technology. Annie Lewin, senior director of global advocacy and head of Asia Pacific at Google.org, highlights the potential of AI in areas like education, health, and climate change. She emphasizes the importance of nonprofits in shaping the responsible development of AI and its positive impact on their work. Google.org aims to bring together funding, innovation, and technical expertise to support underserved communities.

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