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Google report: AI could add £400bn to UK economy by 2030. AI aids workers, boosts skills, and spurs social innovation.

Google has announced the 20 seed and series A startups participating in the seventh class of its Startups Accelerator in India.

Googles three-month accelerator programme offers Indian tech companies utilising AI/ML or data access to Googles resources, programmes, people, products, and technology.

Google: These Seed to Series A startups will work to harness the power of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and have been chosen from more than 1050 applications, the company said.

Tech giant Google announced the names of 20 Indian startups which have been selected for the seventh class of its Google for Startups Accelerator: India. 

Google for Startups Accelerator India is a three-month, no-equity accelerator programme bringing Google's programmes, people, products, and technology to Indian tech companies using AI/ML or data.

These young leaders are improving and saving lives with cutting-edge technologies, treatments and healthcare solutions.

In an exclusive interview with YourStory, Paul Ravindranath, Program Manager at Google for Startups Accelerator India, speaks about how Google’s launchpad for startups has progressed, and why India offers a distinct entrepreneurship landscape.

Google piloted the cloud accelerator in Canada, then extended it to US startups this year.

Zydii, a Kenya-based digital training solutions provider, has received pre-seeding funding from DOB Equity, Kua Ventures, Kaleo Ventures and NaiBAN