
The National AI Skilling Initiative has received 60,253 applications and enrolments in Phase I, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting told Parliament. Over 4,600 participants have completed two of the four modules,…
The National AI Skilling Initiative has received 60,253 applications and enrolments in Phase I, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting told Parliament. Over 4,600 participants have completed two of the four modules, while more than 500 have finished all four. Phase I comprises 33 hours of training across two platforms, covering AI essentials, prompting, generative AI and leadership. The government is finalising Phase II details, including curriculum and duration. The initiative aims to enhance AI literacy and equip students with industry-relevant digital skills.
The government reports 60,000 enrolments, but only 552 have completed all four modules. That is neither a triumph nor a failure. Phase I is a pilot. The real test will be whether Phase II retains more learners and expands beyond this modest scale. India needs millions of AI-skilled workers, not thousands of certificates.
Source: livemint.com
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