The United States intends to attract more programmers from Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia to develop artificial intelligence.
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Elizabeth Allen announced plans to expand educational programs to attract IT specialists, including from Kyrgyzstan, for the development of artificial intelligence technologies. She highlighted the relevance of AI and the growing number of promising specialists in Kyrgyzstan. In response to a journalist's question about the U.S. government's plans to attract talented professionals, Allen gave a positive answer.
The United States intends to expand educational programs to attract IT specialists from various countries, including Kyrgyzstan, to develop artificial intelligence technologies. This was stated by Elizabeth Allen, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, during a meeting with journalists organized by the Foreign Press Centers.
She noted that artificial intelligence and new technologies are among the most pressing issues of our time.
During the discussion with media representatives, the topic of Kyrgyzstan strengthening its position in IT development was addressed, leading to an increase in the number of promising IT specialists in recent years. In response to a journalist's question about whether the U.S. government plans to attract talented specialists to develop AI technologies, Elizabeth Allen gave a positive answer.
Source: economist.kg
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