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Michal Sela Startup Academy ends third cohort with 7 new startups battling domestic abuse | CTech
The Michal Sela Forum, in collaboration with Google for Startups, has completed a program aimed at developing startups to prevent violence against women. The Michal Sela Startup Academy program, which recently concluded its third cohort, aims to build an ecosystem of over 100 startups by 2030 to combat femicide. The program includes lectures, workshops, meetings with Google executives, and video production for each venture. The latest cohort includes seven startups, each offering innovative solutions to prevent violence against women.
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Nine Israeli health startups selected to Google's Growth Academy | CTech
Nine startups have been selected for the first cohort of Googles Growth Academy program in the fields of medicine and quality of life. The program aims to help these startups grow through lectures, workshops, and mentorship from Google and Alphabet executives. Most of the participating startups in this cycle are based on AI technology. The program is accompanied by mentors from Google and Alphabet, including Prof. Yossi Matias, Dr. Amy Abernethy, and Eric Friedman. The startups will receive support in solving technological problems and making connections within the high-tech industry. The program is dedicated to health due to Google and Alphabets extensive knowledge in this field. Five of the nine startups have female entrepreneurs. The startups include Olive, Kai, Embie, Droxi, BoBo Balance, Agado Live, AIVF, X-Trodes, and Ritual Health Technologies.
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Google Sets Up New Accelerator Program In Tel Aviv
Google has selected Tel Aviv, Israel as the site for a new startup accelerator focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. This is the first time Google has taken the program outside the United States. The accelerator is part of Googles Launchpad program and aims to help startups build and scale products by providing them with access to Googles resources and technologies. The Tel Aviv accelerator is currently working with BrainQ, a Jerusalem-based startup. Google also collaborates with over 150 local startups through different Israeli accelerators.
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https://www.jpost.com/Jpost-Tech/Tel-Aviv-hosting-Googles-new-start-up-accelerator-547673
Google has launched a new accelerator in Tel Aviv, Israel, as part of its Launchpad startup program. The accelerator will focus on assisting start-ups specializing in machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data science. This is the first time Google has taken its machine-learning program outside of the United States. The accelerator aims to harness the innovative drive of small start-ups and scale their technology on a larger scale. Google will provide an open-source machine-learning platform and cloud services to the start-ups. The Tel Aviv accelerator is part of Googles effort to transition from a mobile-first mentality to an AI-first approach.
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