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OpenAI and Grab help 30,000 workers learn AI skills

The new GO Forward with AI program aims to improve digital literacy for partners across the Southeast Asia region.

By CyberttakPublished · 09:00
An older shop owner and a young delivery driver look at a digital device together in a bright Southeast Asian cafe
An older shop owner and a young delivery driver look at a digital device together in a bright Southeast Asian cafeCredit: AI-generated · FLUX.2 klein 9B

OpenAI and Grab have partnered to launch a regional initiative designed to increase AI proficiency. The program, titled GO Forward with AI, targets 30,000 workers operating within the Grab network across Southeast Asia. Participants will gain access to tools and educational resources aimed at applying modern technology to their daily professional tasks.

This collaboration emphasizes the practical use of artificial intelligence in business settings. By providing training, the initiative intends to bridge the gap between emerging software capabilities and the everyday needs of service partners in the region.

The program will help 30,000 partners build practical AI skills across Southeast Asia.

The source does not specify the exact curriculum or the specific tools integrated into the training program. Furthermore, it does not detail the timeline for completion or how the impact of these skills on partner earnings will be measured.

Source: OpenAI News