Research institute · Science policy · Jasper Ave, Edmonton · Est. 2002
Amii (Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute) is an independent Canadian nonprofit AI institute focused on “AI for good and for all.” It positions itself as a bridge between foundational machine-intelligence research and applied adoption—supporting research excellence (including reinforcement learning), building AI talent pipelines, and translating AI into practical industry outcomes.
Amii also operates major national AI education and ecosystem programs, including AI literacy initiatives and its Upper Bound conference, and it participates in national efforts on AI safety and responsible development.
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Amii reported outcomes from its inaugural health-track startup cohort (Level Up program), including described performance metrics such as model accuracy improvements and deployment/funding outcomes for startups.
Amii Receives $1M API Credits from Anthropic to Accelerate Canada’s AI AdoptionAmii reported receiving $1 million in Claude credits and described intended use for research/engineering teams.
Putting Alberta's AI Advantage to Work: Alberta invests $50M in Amii to Drive ImpactAmii reported a $50 million investment over five years from the Government of Alberta and described program areas supported by the funding.
Amii Delivers AI Programs to African Canadian Civic Engagement Council to Empower Young Black FoundersAmii reported delivering AI programs to a community organization supporting young Black founders (as listed on the Updates & Insights feed).
Amii’s AI Workforce Readiness Program Expands Curriculum FocusAmii reported curriculum expansion for AI Workforce Readiness, including new curriculum resource packages and consortium/program updates.
Amii Launches Channel Partnership with University of Alberta to Scale Workforce-Ready AI LiteracyAmii announced an institutional channel partnership with the University of Alberta (U of A) to bring the AI Literacy for Everyone platform to working professionals via U of A Continuing Education.