Microsoft to train Philippine women in AI, cybersecurity


MANILA: Tech giant Microsoft said Tuesday (March 12) it will train 100,000 Philippine women on artificial intelligence technology and cybersecurity.

The programme was announced during a two-day trade mission headed by US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.

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