Supporting Black tech entrepreneurs through the fourth Google for Startups Accelerator: Black Founders program
Blog post from Google Cloud
The Google for Startups Accelerator: Black Founders program is entering its fourth year, supporting Black entrepreneurs in the U.S. and Canada by facilitating innovation in crucial sectors such as healthcare, environment, energy, and finance. This year's cohort of 12 startups is characterized by a commitment to leveraging emerging AI technologies to enhance customer and professional experiences across various industries. Notable participants include AfroHealth, which provides culturally-sensitive health coaching, Akeptus, which aims to reduce energy costs for households and businesses, and Hue, an e-commerce company focusing on personalized beauty product recommendations. The program offers these startups a 10-week course starting September 26, providing technical support to integrate AI and machine learning using Google's frameworks like TensorFlow, ultimately aiming to address pressing societal challenges and enhance the creator economy.
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