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Kazakh universities are launching courses on Generative AI in partnership with Google

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As part of the initiative at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference, more than 6,000 students from leading universities in Kazakhstan, including L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University and Astana IT University, will study generative AI technologies for free on the Google Cloud Skills Boost platform. The project by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan and Google aims to enhance digital literacy through Google Cloud Career Launchpad courses to prepare future specialists.

As part of a new initiative announced at the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference, Kazakh students will be able to study generative artificial intelligence technologies for free on the Google Cloud Skills Boost platform. The joint project between the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan and Google will cover more than 6,000 students from leading universities in the country, such as L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, Astana IT University, SDU University, and others.

Deputy Minister Dinara Shcheglova emphasized that this project is an important step in enhancing digital literacy and preparing specialists for the future economy. The courses included in the Google Cloud Career Launchpad program are aimed at developing skills in AI and cloud technologies, which will serve as the foundation for further technological development in Kazakhstan.

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