NAAIC in the News

Community colleges are crucial for building an inclusive, AI-ready global workforce. US initiatives like NAAIC show how public-private partnerships keep AI training current and scaled. Governments should fund these adaptive institutions.

As AI reshapes the labor market, community colleges, with NAAIC support, are a practical engine for training workers at scale to develop the skills and fluency they need to get jobs

NAAIC receives grant from the National Science Foundation to expand its work to high schools.

NAAIC is expanding AI education into high schools: The NSF-funded consortium is moving beyond community college pathways to help students build AI skills earlier in the education pipeline.

The National Applied AI Consortium was highlighted as the go-to place helping community colleges offer the “vertical” skills that would help students land jobs right away in AI fields.

The National Applied AI Consortium is listed as a successful example of NSF's Advanced Technological Education program, highlighting the impact within community colleges.

Knowledge Pillars joins Miami Dade College and NAAIC to help high school educators prepare students with applied AI skills and industry certification pathways.

NAAIC announced the expansion of its mission into high schools with a grant from NSF. The move extends AI learning opportunities to high school teachers to help prepare the next generation for success in an AI-driven economy.

NAAIC was featured in Work Shift for its efforts to help community colleges prepare students for the growing AI economy. The article highlights how applied AI pathways can equip graduates with the skills needed across today’s evolving workforce.

IBM and NAAIC launched a collaboration to deliver a customized AI learning plan for faculty and staff at community colleges across the United States.