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Columbia University x Google AI Education Grant
Columbia University received more than 1 million dollars from Google.org to support AI integration into teaching and learning through the Empire AI collaboration. The grant supports effective integration of AI into education programs.
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Columbia Universityco developer
Private Ivy League research university in New York City, founded 1754. Robotics research through the Creative Machines Lab (Hod Lipson), Robotics Group, and Computer Vision Lab. Notable contributions include self-aware robots, [Soft robotics](/companies/soft-robotics-inc), evolutionary robotics, and robotic fabrication.
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- Google · investor partner
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