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The Massachusetts AI Hub offers no-cost AI training to all Massachusetts residents through a partnership with Google's Grow with Google program, launched in February 2026. Residents can enroll in online AI certificate courses at their own pace and receive a Google credential upon completion.
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The program is managed by the MA AI Hub in partnership with Grow with Google, and provides access to Google's AI Professional Certificate as well as other career certificates in areas such as cybersecurity and project management. Every learner who enrolls in the AI Certificate also receives three months of no-cost access to Google AI Pro. The initiative targets Massachusetts residents broadly, with the goal of building AI fluency across the workforce regardless of age or income.
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Grow with Google AI Certificate ProgramGoogle AI Pro
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Trace Foundation. (2026). Massachusetts AI Hub: The Massachusetts AI Hub offers no-cost AI training to all Massachusetts residents through a partnership with Google's Grow with Google program, launched in February 2026. Residents can enroll in online AI certificate courses at their own pace and receive a Google credential upon completion (data as of 2026-07-20) [Data set record]. AI Trace. https://www.aitrace.org/r/practice/25e5f635-f108-4667-92bc-b38b0cbde247. Accessed September 4, 2026.
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- https://www.aitrace.org/r/practice/25e5f635-f108-4667-92bc-b38b0cbde247
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- July 20, 2026
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Other practices by Massachusetts AI Hub
OtherThe Massachusetts AI Hub deployed The Open Accelerator in partnership with IBM and Red Hat, opening applications for its inaugural startup cohort in May 2026. The program offers an immersive residency for early-stage AI startup founders to receive architectural guidance, mentorship, and potential investment from IBM Ventures, based in Boston.RecommendationThe Massachusetts AI Hub integrated the Microsoft AI Skills Navigator into its additional training resources page, offering Massachusetts residents and organizations an AI-powered tool that recommends personalized learning pathways based on individual goals, roles, and skill levels. The tool is a Microsoft product linked from the MA AI Hub's resources.OtherThe Massachusetts AI Hub announced a $31 million state grant in May 2025 to build the Artificial Intelligence Compute Resources (AICR) cluster at the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) in Holyoke, providing high-performance GPU infrastructure for AI workloads to universities, startups, businesses, and researchers across Massachusetts. Hardware procurement was underway as of late 2025, with Cambridge Computer selected as the builder in December 2025.
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