More than $15,000 has been awarded to The Pantheon for a new artificial intelligence training program.
The Pantheon in Vincennes has received a $15,550 community grant through the Community Collaboration Fund (CCF).
The funding will support a program called “AI in Action: From Learning to Implementation,” which is designed to help small businesses and entrepreneurs learn how to use artificial intelligence tools in their operations.
According to information released by The Pantheon, the program will focus on practical applications of AI, including customer engagement, marketing, workflow improvements, operations, and productivity.
The project will include four instructional learning sessions and two hands-on implementation labs. Participants will identify opportunities to use artificial intelligence within their organizations and develop implementation plans tailored to their needs.
The Pantheon said the program is intended to help participants move beyond learning about AI and begin applying the technology in their businesses. Organizers say participants will leave the program with identified AI opportunities, marketing and workflow strategies, research insights, and long-term business planning tools.
