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Opportunity
A principal feature of innovative regions is their capacity to create environments favorable to turning knowledge into new products and services, attracting venture capital, building organizational learning, integrating skills and as a result generate innovation. Silicon Valley in California has set the standards for such regions, stipulating a mindset that started many of today’s high-tech giants. Regional intelligence is “collective”, with people and organizations motivated to cooperate in a process leading to the definition and solution of big problems. Think global, act local will be the winning scenario especially for small enterprises and startups.
Why We Exist
Overview: The Cincinnati AI Catalyst is a non-profit consortium of leaders from the Cincinnati Region AI ecosystem that is focused on catalyzing the adoption and use of inclusive, human-centered, responsible AI to improve the lives of people in the Cincinnati region (and beyond).
What We Do
Driver of the AI Blueprint for the Cincinnati Region: This blueprint was created by the Cincinnati AI Catalyst and is now being activated across the region via a monthly community forum as well as a series of activation events, including Cincinnati AI week.
Projects: Cincinnati AI Catalyst members have established projects in 4 critical areas in order to accelerate progress in the Cincinnati Region:
AI in Education (K-12 and vocational schools)
AI Risk Assessment
AI in Workforce Development and Inclusion
AI in Healthcare
Network of Experts: Many of our members are AI experts coming from startups, corporations, universities and IT service providers. These experts are well-known and regularly utilized as speakers, media contributors and technical advisors for AI topics at the local and regional levels, with several now contributing at the national and international level. A large number of our members are also members/leaders of AI and/or technology-related associations, forums, networks, etc.
Cincinnati Region Scope (3 states, 8 counties):
Ohio: Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Warren
Kentucky: Boone, Campbell, Kenton
Indiana: Dearborn
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Funding
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