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Embrace AI as partner, not competitor - Deputy CTVET boss urges youth
Speaking at the DTI Jobs and Opportunities Fair, held on the theme: "Navigating Skills, Careers and the Future of Work: Preparing Young People to Thrive in an AI-Enabled World", Mr Zu stated that one certainty of the emergence of AI was that the technology had time to study.
Curriculum overhaul The Founder of DTI, Constance Swaniker, stressed that preparing young people for the world of work must begin the moment they enter training institutions, with a dual focus on wage employment and self-employment.
Young Ghanaians looking for job opportunities have been encouraged not to fear artificial intelligence (AI) but to see it as a partnering tool rather than a contest tool.
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