Connecticut has launched the Online AI Academy in collaboration with Google, aiming to equip residents with essential AI skills. This initiative comes as Governor Ned Lamont and Senator James Maroney continue to debate the need for AI regulation in the state. The academy will offer courses designed to enhance employability in a job market increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence.
The AI Academy's courses, starting January 27, will provide an overview of AI principles and their societal impacts. Despite the ongoing discussions about regulation, the academy represents a proactive step towards addressing the skills gap in Connecticut's workforce. With the support of Google, the program aims to make AI training accessible and affordable, emphasizing the importance of preparing for the future job landscape.
• Connecticut's AI Academy aims to bridge the skills gap in the job market.
• Debate continues over the need for AI regulation in Connecticut.
Generative AI refers to algorithms that can create content, impacting various industries.
AI training involves educational programs designed to equip individuals with AI-related skills.
Algorithmic discrimination occurs when AI systems produce biased outcomes affecting individuals unfairly.
Google provides educational resources for the AI Academy, enhancing employability through AI skills training.
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