Taiyuan Tourism College

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Trip.com Group unveiled earlier this month "Technology Game Changers: Future Trends in Travel & Tourism"—a report

The fourth AI Expo, organized by , has officially kicked off. Taiwan's Vice President Bi-Khim Hsiao attended the event, while Minister of Economic Affairs J.W. Kuo delivered a speech during the opening ceremony.

Fu Tianfan leaves tenure-track assistant professor position in New York state for new research opportunities, and Nanjing University's 'fertile ground'.

Accordingly, leading Chinese universities such as Tsinghua University, Wuhan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University have announced plans to expand their enrollments in AI and related interdisciplinary fields to meet growing demands.

This highly sought-after training course features a team of expert domestic coaches and offers a comprehensive curriculum. Participants will engage in both theoretical learning and practical training, ensuring they grasp essential concepts in coaching youth basketball and competition strategies. The program is ideal for:

Taiwan is positioning itself as a global trailblazer in smart city development, with a bold emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape urban life. The island has unveiled a series of ambitious AI-powered initiatives to revolutionize how cities are governed,

China's education ministry called on universities nationwide to add vocational courses and provide training on artificial intelligence (AI) applications to help students find jobs as the world's second-biggest economy confronts a record number of graduates this year.

Wake Tech is threading AI literacy and skills training throughout multiple programs so all workers learn to leverage the technology.