The incubator will give people a chance to experiment with AI and learn more about how it can be used, as well as how to adapt in a business environment.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Students, business leaders and community members can learn more about artificial intelligence (AI) through Grand Rapids Community College‘s AI Incubator, which opens later this month.
The incubator will give people a chance to experiment with AI and learn more about how it can be used, as well as how to adapt in a business environment.
“We are deploying this new resource to provide practical, hands-on skills for people seeking to learn about AI,” said Faculty Director Jonnathan Resendiz. “These might be current students, or they might be local business professionals who are charged with leveraging AI for their companies.”
Beginning this fall, the AI Incubator will be part of the AI Certificate program, a new seven-week course.
The incubator will also be open for community members to …
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