UK LAUNCHES AI BOOT CAMPS FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUTH
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The UK government is launching a pilot scheme offering three-week AI training courses to unemployed young people and those at risk of joblessness, aiming to tackle the growing NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) crisis.
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