SHRM Joins White House Pledge to Invest in AI Education
In June, SHRM joined a White House initiative, which originated from the president’s executive order “Advancing Artificial Intelligence Education For American Youth,” to invest in AI education. By signing this pledge, SHRM makes a commitment to provide resources that foster early interest in AI technology, promote AI literacy and proficiency, and enable comprehensive AI training for educators.
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