Only 13% of 2.3 lakh enrolled learners in govt’s AI courses certified: Govt data

Recent government data revealed that only 13% of the 2.3 lakh learners enrolled in the government's AI courses have successfully obtained certification. These courses, offered through the Skill India Digital Hub (SIDH), are designed to be accessible nationwide and cater to the growing demand for skills in artificial intelligence. Despite the potential benefits of these online, self-paced learning programs, the low certification rate raises concerns about their effectiveness and the challenges faced by participants in completing the courses. The initiative aims to enhance digital literacy and equip learners with essential competencies in AI, a field that is increasingly becoming integral to various sectors. The government’s emphasis on upskilling through such platforms is a strategic move to prepare the workforce for a technology-driven future, yet achieving higher certification rates will be crucial for the success of this initiative.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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