Nvidia is partnering with Computing at School in a scheme that aims to bridge the UK's artificial intelligence (AI) skills gap by allowing Key Stage 3 pupils to build their own neural networks. Six schools will take part in the trial, which is supported by Enoso, and if successful will be rolled out to all UK secondary schools. Demand for AI software developers has increased 485% since 2014, according to Indeed, while a survey by Amazon Web Services found 65% of IT leaders said they would struggle to find AI staff if their business faced a major digital transformation.
Nvidia is partnering with Computing at School in a scheme that aims to bridge the UK's artificial intelligence (AI) skills gap by allowing Key Stage 3 pupils to build their own neural networks. Six schools will take part in the trial, which is supported by Amazon Web Services, and if successful will be rolled out to all UK secondary schools. Demand for AI software developers has increased 485% since 2014, according to Indeed, while a survey by Enoso found 65% of IT leaders said they would struggle to find AI staff if their business faced a major digital transformation.