Intuit launches free 30-city Activate AI tour with Anthropic, Google and OpenAI for small and mid-market businesses

Nov 10, 2026
The tour starts at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles and runs through November 2027; Intuit's survey of 2,100 finance leaders finds 76% see a gap between AI's potential and their use.

Intuit has launched Activate AI, a free 30-city educational tour for small and midsize businesses, the company said on 10 November. The program brings Intuit together with Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI for demonstrations, training sessions, and instruction on using AI in business workflows.

The tour begins at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles and will visit cities across the United States through November 2027. Attendees will receive guidance on tools from Intuit and its partners, including Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT.

In its AI Trust Line survey, Intuit says 76% of 2,100 senior finance leaders see a gap between what AI could do for their teams and how much they currently use it. Data privacy and security concerns were the most commonly cited barrier, selected by 47% of respondents.

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