IBM promises to train 2 million artificial intelligence professionals by the end of 2026

IBM issued a statement stating that in order to close the global artificial intelligence (AI) skills gap, they committed to training 2 million AI talents by the end of 2026, with special attention to underrepresented groups

The company predicts that artificial intelligence and automation will require companies to reskill 40% of their workforce due to expected advances in artificial intelligence over the next three years.

To achieve this goal globally, IBM is expanding its work with universities around the world, working with partners to provide artificial intelligence training for adult learners, and offering new AI training courses through IBM SkillsBuild, IBM said.

IBM’s new free course will reportedly teach prompt writing for generative AI, introduction to machine learning, using AI to improve customer service, and practical applications of generative AI.

IT Home Note: The IBM SkillsBuild platform is an online platform that provides more than 1,000 free courses on various technical topics, and the above-mentioned AI courses are also completely free and available to learners around the world.

IBM Vice President and Chief Impact Officer Justina Nixon-Saintil said: “AI skills will be critical to the future of the workforce. That’s why we are investing in AI training and committing to training 2 million AI workers within three years. talent and expand IBM SkillsBuild to partner with universities and nonprofits to deliver new generative AI education to learners around the world."

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