IBM announces new free generative AI courses

IBM announced Tuesday (19) is expanding its generative artificial intelligence (AI) training program. The idea is to have around 2 million people qualified worldwide by 2026. Underrepresented communities will have priority in filling vacancies in new free courses focused on technology.

To achieve this goal, IBM has formed new partnerships with universities around the world to provide adult-focused AI training. This will allow us to expand existing career development projects and platforms by providing better access to targeted training in smart engines.

Courses are available through IBM SkillsBuild, the brand’s free training program that helps develop new skills and career opportunities. On the platform, It is currently possible to find courses such as the fundamentals of artificial intelligence, chatbots and ethics, among other topics.

With the expansion of the project to bring new free generative AI courses, the company will address topics such as: Introduction to Machine Learning, Instant Typing, and Improving Customer Service with Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI. Enhanced learning experience features will also be added to support students throughout the journey.

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Those interested in taking IBM’s free generative AI courses should visit the IBM SkillsBuild website where you can learn more. Students who complete the training will be entitled to receive the brand’s globally recognized certificates.

According to the company, this new effort is part of the company’s commitments. It will provide rights to 30 million people by 2030Meeting the urgent need for qualified labor in the region. More than 7 million students have enrolled in IBM courses since 2021.

Productive AI skills are becoming increasingly important, according to company spokesperson Justina Nixon-Saintil. “That’s why we’re investing in AI education and expanding IBM SkillsBuild, with a commitment to reach 2 million students within three years,” the executive explained.