WASHINGTON – US work secretary Lori Chavez-Deremer and assistant work secretary Keith Sonderling applauded President Trump's last decree “advancing artificial intelligence for American youth”.
The directive, which establishes the White House working group on the education of artificial intelligence, calls for the American Labor Department to protect and prepare the American workforce for the challenges of the future, which remains at the forefront of the AI of the President's AI.
“The president and I fully agree that the protection and preparation of our workforce must be an absolute priority in the progress of his critical IA program. I applaud the president for having kept his promise to put American workers first,” said secretary Chavezremer. “While our nation continues to enter the future, I undertake to guarantee that our workforce is ready. There is no one in whom I trust to help me carry out this mission than my assistant, Keith, whose expertise in AI makes him a natural adjustment to direct this effort. ”
“Artificial intelligence reshapes the labor market, and it is essential that we have our workers from the skills they need to lead to this new era. I applaud President Trump for having taken rapid measures to support the education and development of the workforce and appreciate the secretary's confidence in me to help direct this effort to extend learning and promote the literacy of the national AI, “said deputy Secretary Sonderling.
The president's decree puts American workers first asking the ministry of:
- Take advantage of authorities and financial incentives to increase participation in AI learning.
- Encourage states and beneficiaries to use the financing of the innovation law and workforce opportunities to develop AI skills and support labor learning opportunities within professions using AI.
- Collaborate with the Director of the National Science Foundation to work with labor organizations and providers of training for states and premises to identify and promote courses and certifications for training high-quality AI skills across the country.
- Work with the Secretary of Education and the Director of the NSF to create opportunities for high school students to take AI lessons and certification programs.
