Microsoft launches “Elevate AI and Jobs” initiative, aiming to upskill the Thai workforce for the AI era
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Microsoft Thailand has announced the launch of the “Microsoft Elevate AI and Jobs for Thailand” initiative, a significant collaboration between the public sector, academia, industry, and employment platforms to prepare the Thai workforce for the full transition into the digital age.
The primary goal of this project is to promote artificial intelligence (AI) skills among Thai people, enabling them to effectively apply technology in their work. The initiative will focus on providing essential knowledge and training to increase the competitiveness of the Thai workforce in a rapidly changing global market.
In addition to providing knowledge, the project also focuses on building a collaborative network to connect those who have completed the training with real-world job opportunities. Partners from various sectors have been brought in to provide support, ensuring that the skills acquired can be used to build stable careers and income in the future.
This collaboration marks a significant step in driving Thailand's digital economy, with the hope that developing human resources with AI expertise will serve as a vital foundation for the country's sustainable growth amidst the current technological shifts.
Sources: TechTalkThai
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