Connecticut University Trains Workers for AI in Manufacturing
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Southern Connecticut State University is addressing AI concerns in manufacturing by offering micro-credentials to enhance job skills. With nearly 11,000 job postings requiring AI skills since August 2024, a 40% increase from the previous year, these courses aim to prepare workers for high-paying jobs in evolving industries. The university, with funding from Connecticuts Tech Talent Accelerator, is expanding its AI and quantum technologies programs. AI will streamline tasks like quality checks and safety monitoring, while a new course on quantum computing basics will provide real-world examples, ensuring local workers remain competitive.
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