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Who gets access to frontier AI for science?

Google says up to 200 European researchers will receive model access and $3 million in compute credits through RAISE. Selection and allocation details remain open.

Google says up to 200 European researchers will receive model access and $3 million in compute credits through RAISE. Selection and allocation details remain open.

· Captions, from Google, 14 October 2026

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Up to 200 European researchers could get frontier AI access. Google is offering direct access to scientific AI models, plus $3 million in compute credits. For weather, molecules, genomes and more. Who gets access, and what results get published?

Google says access will run through the EU RAISE initiative. Selection details were not in the post.

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