The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, with significant developments in various sectors. In this news brief, we'll explore the latest updates on AI investments, education, and technology.
DOJ Eases Stance on Google's AI Investments
The U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) has revised its proposal in the ongoing antitrust case against Google, allowing the tech giant to keep its current investments in startups. However, Google must now notify regulators before making any future AI investments. This change signals that the government remains wary of Google's influence in the rapidly growing AI sector but wants to avoid disrupting the industry.
Beijing to Roll Out AI Courses for Kids
Schools in Beijing will introduce artificial intelligence courses to primary and secondary students to strengthen China's goal to dominate the sector. From the coming fall semester, schools will offer at least eight hours of AI classes per academic year, with the option to integrate them with existing curriculum.
University of Hawaii Offers Free AI Training and Certification
The University of Hawaii has partnered with Google to offer students and faculty across all 10 campuses free access to an online training course in artificial intelligence, Google's "AI Essentials
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