M&M asked local AI experts for tips for how nonprofits could benefit by using AI. We opened a ChatGPT window, typed in the prompt “Summarize these tips for ways nonprofits can begin using AI in 900 words” and pasted in the compiled responses. In ten seconds, it generated the text below.
Ava DuVernay leads a star-studded lineup of prominent African American leaders in the technology and innovation spaces.
Since 2018, the Cincinnati-based nonprofit has distributed more than $4 million in equity-free funding to more than 160 local companies.
UWGC seeks innovative programs that can empower people by making them more comfortable with technology and web-based tools.
Blackshaw came to Cincinnati in November 2018 after a successful career working in marketing and digital strategy for major international companies.
The four days at Union Hall will feature dozens of workshops and presentations. It will also highlight Cincinnati as a startup leader.
A local company is among four selected to take part in gener8tor Cincinnati’s annual startup accelerator program. Each also received $100,000 in seed funding.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, Sleepy Bee Café said it has earned B Corp Certification from the nonprofit B Lab, joining a select few restaurant groups leading a global movement in inclusive, equitable and regenerative economy.
Ioanna Paraskevopoulos, who created a new nonprofit four years ago to help local residents navigate government processes and systems, is stepping down as its executive director.
Main Street Ventures, a local nonprofit that provides equity-free funding to entrepreneurs and startups in eight counties within the Tri-State region, has awarded $365,838 in grant funding to nineteen local entrepreneurs during its first quarter grant cycle.
