Georgia State University is partnering with financial literacy nonprofit Operation HOPE on a new artificial intelligence training program for students from underserved communities, primarily those in the south side of Atlanta, officials told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The new AI Literacy Pipeline to Prosperity Project is an initiative of the nonprofit’s prominent AI Ethics Council. That council boasts civil rights leaders, presidents of historically Black colleges and universities and major tech leaders as its members. The council is co-chaired by Operation HOPE founder John Hope Bryant and Sam Altman, who leads OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT.
