Microsoft, IndiaAI join hands to train 500,0000 individuals on AI by 2026

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The government's artificial intelligence programme unit IndiaAI and Microsoft have partnered to train 5 lakh individuals, including students, educators, developers, government officials, and women entrepreneurs on AI by 2026, a senior company official said on Wednesday.

Microsoft India and South Asia President, Puneet Chandok told PTI that the USD 3 billion investment announced by the company's Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella will be on building tech, infrastructure and AI capacity and also on building the human capital in this country.

We have also signed an MoU with IndiaAI mission and as part of that, 5 lakh people will be trained," Chandok said.