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Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform work but some around the world still struggle to access computers, a King's Trust report warns.

As the world celebrates International Women's Day, we must recognize those stepping up to bridge the digital divide, making emerging technology accessible, meaningful, and impactful for all. Noleen Mariappen,

Call for Code Creator David Clark Cause, Founding Partner IBM (NYSE: IBM), Global Impact Partner United Nations Human Rights, and Program Affiliate the Linux Foundation invite developers and problem solvers to participate in the 2025 Call for Code program to create projects and solutions that use AI to help tackle United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Universal AI University, being India's first AI University and a gateway to the future of technology, has been expanding its academic and industry.

A $400 million public-private AI initiative involving at least ten states has been launched, with philanthropic backing.  The Ford Foundation, Omidyar Group's AI Collaborative, John D. and Catherine T MacArthur,

Google, OpenAI, Roblox, and Discord are banding up to do some collective good for society as they recently formed a new non-profit organization aimed at improving child safety online.

The AI Skills Coalition will work with partners like the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to expand its reach. With a presence in over 170 countries and territories, UNDP's involvement ensures the initiative can deliver AI training to some of the most underserved regions in the world.

Today's workforce is struggling to keep up with the pace of innovation. Now is the time to start planning and skilling the workforce for tomorrow's technology.