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Google, Apple, Microsoft and other tech giants have made major commitments that align with an executive order Trump signed back in April, which aims to produce an “AI-ready workforce” by instilling AI education among U.S. teachers and students. For instance, companies are allocating funds for the Presidential AI Challenge — a nationwide competition that First Lady Melania Trump has championed as an opportunity for K-12 students to devise AI-based solutions to address community issues.
In light of this budding partnership between the Public and Private sectors, it’s no surprise that tech CEOs gave the Trump administration glowing reviews at a White House dinner.
President Trump has leveraged strong relations between the federal government and Big Tech to make massive asks of the industry — and he’s received an overwhelming response. Here’s what some of America’s tech titans have committed to furthering AI education in the United States.
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In light of this budding partnership between the Public and Private sectors, it’s no surprise that tech CEOs gave the Trump administration glowing reviews at a White House dinner.
President Trump has leveraged strong relations between the federal government and Big Tech to make massive asks of the industry — and he’s received an overwhelming response. Here’s what some of America’s tech titans have committed to furthering AI education in the United States.
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Trump Is Using Big Tech to Solve America’s AI Education Crisis | Built In
U.S. schools are lagging on AI education. Big Tech and the Trump administration are stepping in — but can they prepare you for the AI job market?
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