- Published on September 20, 2023
- In Deep Tech
13 Startups that Google Funded Under its First AI Startup Cohort
Google's inaugural AI Startup Cohort features thirteen diverse startups that address important issues with AI. The 10-week program offers tailored support, mentoring, and technical expertise
- By K L Krithika
The inaugural Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First cohort was announced yesterday. The tech-giant has shortlisted 13 startups from hundreds of applicants focusing on companies solving ‘pressing issues’ using AI. The chosen startups work on different domains in Europe, Israel and UK with a leaders hailing from diverse professional backgrounds.
In a 10-week, equity-free program supporting them from Seed to Series A stages, the cohort offers a blend of in-person and virtual activities, 1:1 mentoring, and group learning. The program also includes guidance on product design, business growth, and leadership development, providing dedicated Google AI technical expertise and credits through the Google for Startups Cloud Program.
Here are all the thirteen startups that are part of
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K L Krithika
K L Krithika is a tech journalist at AIM. Apart from writing tech news, she enjoys reading sci-fi and pondering the impossible technologies, trying not to confuse it with reality.
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