"We'll help selected organisations bring their proposals to life with coaching from Google's AI experts, Google.org grant funding from a $25 million pool, and credits and consulting from Google Cloud," Jeff Dean, Google Senior Fellow and SVP, Google AI, said in a blog post late Monday. Grantees will also join a specialised "Launchpad Accelerator" programme. The California-based tech giant is making a "global call for nonprofits, academics, and social enterprises from around the world to submit proposals on how they could use AI to help address some of the world's greatest social, humanitarian and environmental problems." "In spring of 2019, an international panel of experts, who work in computer science and the social sector, will help us choose the top proposals," Google said. Google said applicants don't have to be an AI expert and it has worked out an educational guide to help them identify most suitable projects that have significant social impact.