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Every Massachusetts resident now has free access to Google’s Grow with Google training courses covering AI and tech topics through the Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub), as Gov. Healey pushes to make the state the applied AI capital of the U.S., Boston.com reported. The article reports that the offer is available through at least the end of 2027.

WWLP reported that the Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) will lead a new statewide partnership with Google giving all Massachusetts residents free access to AI training and career certificate programs. MA AI Hub Director Sabrina Mansur said the initiative will help prepare the Commonwealth “to meet AI-driven demands within years not generations.”

The Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) is at the center of Gov. Healey’s latest effort to position the state as a leader in AI capital, with all Massachusetts residents now able to access Google’s online AI and tech training courses for free, the Boston Globe reported.

Massachusetts is making AI education free for every resident through a new partnership between the Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) and Google, offering access to the new Google AI Professional Certificate and other career certificate courses via Grow with Google, WGBH reported.

WGBH aired a 90-second evening news segment featuring Gov. Healey’s remarks at the announcement of the Massachusetts AI Hub’s (MA AI Hub) new partnership with Google to provide free AI training to all Massachusetts residents.

Google’s official blog announced a landmark partnership with the Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub) to provide every Massachusetts resident with no-cost access to AI and career training through its Grow with Google program, including the new Google AI Professional Certificate and the Google Career Certificates program.

The AI Insider covered the Massachusetts eHealth Institute’s (MeHI) support for REEV through the Healthy Aging Challenge.

Light Reading's national broadband deployment column, The Buildout, included the Massachusetts Broadband Institute’s (MBI) second round of Gap Networks Grant Program awards, noting $12.6 million in awards to support 1,440 locations across 96 cities and towns.

The Berkshire Eagle detailed Lenco Armored Vehicles' recent manufacturing upgrades, noting the Center for Advanced Manufacturing’s (CAM) support through the Massachusetts Manufacturing Accelerator Program (MMAP) program and quoting CAM Director Lily Fitzgerald.

Lenco Armored Vehicles' $5 million capital investment drew coverage from iBerkshires, which cited the Center for Advanced Manufacturing’s (CAM) support for the company through the Massachusetts Manufacturing Accelerator Program (MMAP) Program and included remarks from CAM Director Lily Fitzgerald.