AI has the potential to significantly increase the number of youth and adults with relevant skills for employment by providing targeted training programs and lifelong learning opportunities. For example, AI-powered career guidance systems can help students identify suitable career paths on the basis of their skills and interests, whereas AI-driven educational platforms can offer customized training programs that align with labor market demands. In India, the government's "Skill India" initiative, supported by AI technologies, has trained over 5 million people in digital and technical skills since its launch in 2015 . The initiative's success highlights AI's ability to scale educational opportunities and equip learners with the skills needed to thrive in an AI-driven economy. UNESCO supports similar initiatives globally, advocating for AI's role in workforce development and the achievement of Target 4.4.