Goldman Sachs Commits $500 Million to Small Business AI Institute

Goldman Sachs announced a commitment of $500 million to launch an artificial intelligence institute aimed at small businesses, alongside an expansion of its "10,000 Small Businesses" program. Reports describe the move as the bank's bet on AI for small companies in American cities.

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• Goldman Sachs's commitment reached $500 million to launch the AI institute for small businesses.

  «Goldman Sachs Commits $500 Million to Launch Small Business AI Institute and Expand 10,000 Small Businesses»

  Yahoo! Finance Canada
• Mike DiMarino, who runs Linda Tool in Brooklyn, was part of Goldman's first cohort of the program in 2010.

  «Mike DiMarino, who heads Linda Tool in Brooklyn, New York, was part of the inaugural class of Goldman’s program in 2010.»

  AOL
• Linda Tool manufactures precision mechanical components used in the military and aerospace sectors.

  «The company makes precision machine components for the military and aerospace»

  AOL

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