Grab and OpenAI bring practical AI skills to Southeast Asia
OpenAI and Grab partner to train 30,000 Southeast Asian gig workers in practical AI skills over two years.
OpenAI and Grab have announced a partnership called 'GO Forward with AI' to provide AI skills training to 30,000 Grab partners across Southeast Asia. The program, launching first in Singapore, will offer in-person workshops based on the OpenAI Academy curriculum to help gig workers and merchants apply AI tools like ChatGPT to their businesses. The collaboration expands on their prior work developing a Driver AI Assistant powered by OpenAI models, which has already reached nearly 500,000 users.
- OpenAI and Grab launch 'GO Forward with AI' program in Southeast Asia.
- The program aims to train 30,000 Grab driver, delivery, and merchant partners over two years.
- Workshops will start in Singapore and expand to Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
- The initiative builds on their existing collaboration, including a Driver AI Assistant for 500,000 drivers.
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OpenAI and Grab launch GO Forward with AI, a regional programme helping 30,000 partners build practical AI skills across Southeast Asia.
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