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    Microsoft pledges to train 1 million UK workers in AI by end of 2025

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    Microsoft is taking the lead in the UK’s national AI skills plan, committing to train 1 million workers by the end of this year. That’s one-seventh of the UK government’s broader goal to upskill 7.5 million people in AI over five years. This push builds on Microsoft’s earlier “Get On” program, which trained 1.5 million […]

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