At a time when some people see artificial intelligence as a threat to their employment, others believe it opens opportunities. This is particularly the case of Openai, which announced on September 4 to work in a LinkedIn competitor for the work linked to AI. His name: OpenAI works platform.
With this platform, the new company intends to help large companies like Small. It will include “a component dedicated to the competitiveness of local businesses and local communities to find the talents of AI that they need to better serve their voters.”
Help young people acquire skills
In addition to this LinkedIn competitor, Operai will also extend its academy, a free learning platform launched earlier this year, to offer certifications for different levels of AI domain.
The Chatgpt creator undertakes to help 10 million Americans acquire thanks to this platform for 2030. These two initiatives are part of their commitment to the efforts of the White House aimed at developing knowledge in terms of AI.
In April, Donald Trump signed a decree to “advance in the teaching of artificial intelligence to young Americans”, saying that it is necessary to give him the opportunity to acquire skills and knowledge “necessary to use and create the next generation of IA technologies.” The president of the United States believes that this is vital for his country to remain at the forefront of AI.
Source: BFM TV
