DataRobot Extends Pro Bono AI Platform Licenses to Nonprofit and Social Good Organizations
In celebration of the first anniversary of the company’s AI for Good program launch, DataRobot expands platform trial offer to democratize AI and accelerate social good initiatives
To celebrate the anniversary of the launch of its AI for Good program, DataRobot announced that it is extending pro bono cloud licenses of its enterprise AI platform to qualified nonprofit and social good organizations. Building on the success seen by the organizations already a part of the program, as well as those that leveraged its offering to aid COVID-19 research, DataRobot aims to further democratize AI and ultimately enable more charitable organizations to solve critical global issues using AI.
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“Using DataRobot I was able to create my COVID-19 detection dashboard in a matter of days.”
DataRobot launched its AI for Good program last July to help nonprofit and social good organizations accelerate their efforts to solve the world’s most pressing problems. After an extensive evaluation process, DataRobot selected five beneficiaries as the inaugural participants in the program. By offering these organizations pro bono licenses to its platform and support from data scientists, field engineers, and AI success managers, DataRobot has promoted the use of AI to better understand and address critical issues such as water quality and access, patient care needs, and educational funding and resource requirements. Since the program has started, DataRobot has helped participating organizations create more than 1,200 projects and build nearly 75,000 models.
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“Thanks to the generosity of the DataRobot ‘AI for Good’ program, we have been able to leverage the sophisticated AI tools to explore complex clinical data in our TRACK-SCI projects towards bridging research and clinical practice for spinal cord injury,” said Michael S. Beattie, PhD, Director of Research at Brain and Spinal Injury Center, UCSF (BASIC UCSF).
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