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Funders wanted veteran implementers to design and deliver a large-scale public-facing international project showcasing how AI can help entrepreneurs. They selected Actionworks because we embraced AI early—we ran our first AI-focused program with GPT-2 back in 2019. This head start, combined with our facilitation expertise, gives us a continued advantage in designing effective AI learning experiences.

Portugal’s Ministry of Science and Technology faced a challenge: turning research into startups and spinoffs to drive economic growth and innovation. The “From Portugal to the World: Innovation-to-Business Journey” program addressed this need.

Helping Japanese technologists build international businesses, sell their ideas, and capitalize on conferences.

How we helped teams at Intel Ignite tell better stories on camera, sell to enterprise, and raise more capital.

A recap of a week’s worth of customer-focused founder education in Delhi, India.

We submitted this today. OpenAI’s founders include Elon Musk and it’s CEO is Sam Altman. GPT-3 is OpenAI’s hugely powerful (and hyped) NLP language model. If you don’t know what that means, think of it as an algorithm that can generate extremely human-like original text. GPT-2 was impressive in terms of its evolution from earlier […]

24 recent grads and almost grads type intensely in their respective Zoom squares…

Machine learning refers to the ability to extract and leverage insights from data using computing in an automatic way. Here’s an oversimplified example: Let’s say you are coaching a basketball team and you need to decide which player should take the most shots. You could simply watch your players take a lot of shots and decide on gut instinct. Or you could capture data (how many shots each player takes and their shooting percentage, i.e. their make/miss ratio) and decide which player you want shooting the ball the most.

Sharing best practices for teaching entrepreneurship online. Includes insights from educators on three continents!

There I was, standing in front of 70 businesspeople and software developers visiting from India, watching them pound on table tops.