New courses on Artificial Intelligence launched

Friday 30 Aug 2024 @ 14:20
Cabinet Office

They will boost the digital training available on Civil Service Learning.

Nine new Artificial Intelligence (AI) courses have been launched on Civil Service Learning to boost civil servants’ skills and knowledge.

These courses will replace the existing seven courses in the Generative AI suite, which will be removed Fri 4 October.

The new courses are offered in various formats, including video, interactive, and written formats, allowing flexibility to learners.

AI: Fundamentals
AI: Understanding AI Ethics
AI: The business value of AI
AI: Gen AI Tools and Applications
AI: Working with Large Language Models
AI: Machine Learning and Deep Learning
AI: Natural Language Processing and Speech Recognition
AI: Computer Vision
AI: Technical Curriculum

Channel website: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/cabinet-office

Original article link: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-courses-on-artificial-intelligence-launched

Share this article

Latest News from
Cabinet Office

Pat McFadden vows to make the state "more like a start up" as he deploys reform teams across country

10/12/2024 12:20:00

£100 million fund will see teams use “test and learn culture” pioneered by digital companies to tackle some of public sector’s biggest challenges.

Conclusion of His Majesty The King’s free Portrait Scheme

29/11/2024 15:20:00

More than 20,500 portraits were provided free to public institutions across the United Kingdom to celebrate the new reign under the official portrait scheme.

Critical Infrastructure Security Month 2024

26/11/2024 13:20:00

November is Critical Infrastructure Security Month.

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster's speech to the NATO Cyber Defence Conference

26/11/2024 09:20:00

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Pat McFadden's speech given yesterday to the NATO Cyber Defence Conference at Lancaster House.

UK and its allies must stay one step ahead in new AI arms race

25/11/2024 14:10:00

UK announces new Laboratory for AI Security Research at NATO Cyber Defence Conference

New controls across government to curb consultancy spend and save over £1.2 billion by 2026

15/11/2024 10:15:00

New controls on the use of consultancies across government are being brought in to cut unnecessary spending and save £1.2 billion by 2026, as set out in the Autumn Statement – with departments already expected to save the £550 million committed to this financial year.

WIREDGOV