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Google and Microsoft staff host AIQ workshop in Jackson

By Editorial Board Published September 19, 2025 2 Min Read
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Google and Microsoft staff host AIQ workshop in Jackson

JACKSON, Mich. (WLNS) — The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce hosted an AIQ workshop Thursday to present enterprise leaders, college students, and entrepreneurs an opportunity to be taught from the consultants.

Jackson natives Aidan Sova, Regional Product Lead of AI-powered adverts for Google, and Amy Hinchey, Senior Product Advertising and marketing Supervisor for Microsoft, are again of their hometown main a hands-on AIQ studying workshop.

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“It’s built right into Windows 11. It’s directly on your PC. You don’t have to go to school to go learn these things. We put it right at your fingertips,” Hinchey stated.

The occasion goals to bridge the hole between strategic pondering, moral consciousness, and sensible adaptability.

“I’m just so excited to pay it forward. I spend every single day with engineering, 8+ hours a day, you know, innovating the latest AI, leading all of our research, finding the right use cases, the right usability, building trust with our customers,” Hinchey stated.

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Earlier than returning house to Michigan, Lt. Gov Garlin Gilchrist II was a software program engineer at Microsoft. He delivered the closing remarks on the occasion highlighting the significance of not solely understanding synthetic intelligence however utilizing it successfully.

“I want everybody in Jackson to have confidence to be able to use this technology to make it do what they want to do, to not be victims of it, but instead to create opportunity and possibilities and inventions and companies,” Gilchrist stated.

Akearah Anderson is a Neighborhood Impression Specialist at True Neighborhood Credit score Union in Jackson.

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She says this workshop may assist her workers higher shield their members.

“Especially in like the credit union world, so that we can learn about like scams and how those are affecting our members,” Anderson stated.

Hinchey says she hopes right now’s occasion creates a progressive motion inside Jackson to remain related, embrace the instruments which are simply accessible, and proceed to be taught what’s doable by means of AI.

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