Amazon to offer free ‘AI Ready’ courses as competition with Microsoft, OpenAI heats up ...Middle East

Amazon announced free courses to teach workers skills around artificial intelligence as the tech behemoth competes for talent with rivals including Microsoft and OpenAI. Dubbed “AI Ready,” the initiative includes eight “free AI and generative AI courses,” which Amazon hopes will teach as many as 2 million people by 2025 about the increasingly ubiquitous tech,...

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