GenAIPI Partners with BYU Athletics to Bring AI Education to Student-Athletes
General AI Proficiency Institute has announced a partnership with BYU Athletics, establishing itself as the official AI partner of BYU’s Built4Life program, according to a press release. The collaboration integrates artificial intelligence education into the university’s student-athlete development framework.
Built4Life focuses on preparing student-athletes for success beyond sports, emphasizing academics, professional skills, and personal development. Through the partnership, GenAIPI will provide continuous AI training, courses, and 24/7 access to digital learning materials for all student-athletes and athletic staff.
As part of the initiative, Replit will support the program by offering access to its AI and productivity tools. The partnership aims to equip student-athletes with practical AI skills that prepare them for careers in an increasingly technology-driven economy.
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