Google Opens Applications for Africa Applied AI Lab

Google has opened applications for the Africa Applied AI Lab, a new initiative that will support African AI founders and researchers with mentorship, early access to AI models, and potential funding...

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Google has launched applications for its new Africa Applied AI Lab, an initiative aimed at empowering African founders and researchers to transform AI ideas into market-ready products and foster innovation across the continent.

The lab will provide participants with technical collaboration with Google experts, early access to advanced AI models like Gemini, and mentorship from leading venture capital firms.
Selected startups may also be considered for investment through the Google AI Futures Fund.
Applications close on August 31, 2026, with the co-development program running from mid-September to early December, culminating in a Demo Day in Accra.

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