Dharmendra Pradhan, the Union Minister of Education, Skill Development, and Entrepreneurship, introduced AI for India 2.0. This new software is a free online training course with a strong AI component. The program is accredited by the National Council for Vocational Education and Training (NCVET) and IIT Madras and was created jointly by Skill India and GUVI.
In-depth details on the government offers a free online AI course that is approved by NCVET and IIT Madras
GUVI is an education technology business founded by IIT Madras and IIM Ahmedabad with an emphasis on individualized learning. It provides online training, skill development, and employment opportunities. It imparts technical knowledge in many regional tongues.
The AI for India 2.0 program has been carefully selected in nine different Indian languages by GUVI, a tech platform renowned for facilitating tech learning in vernacular languages.
An IIT Madras-incubated firm called GUVI has launched a course aimed at educating rural youngsters about cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence. Leading academic institutions and business leaders provide their experience to the program as a result of the partnership between Skill India and GUVI.
Pradhan said during the inaugural event that technology shouldn’t be restricted to one language and called for courses to be offered in more Indian languages. He saw this program as an effort to break through the language barrier in technology education and prepare the nation’s children, particularly those in rural areas, for the future.
The government intends to increase the course’s appeal by making it a free, online resource. The NCVET and IIT Madras accreditations will be used to ensure the course’s quality and applicability.
