CEO of Ahura AI, Bryan Talebi, speaking during The World Economic Forum In Davos and announcing a partnership with the Africa 10 initiative to help 30,000 Africans in Ghana get educated and western remote jobs to uplift their communities!
The need to upskill and address the rate of innovation is a major challenge facing workers and companies alike, one so critical that the WEF has estimated over half of all employees require significant upskilling efforts this year.
Whether it be for researching jobs or apartments, watching an interesting YouTube video, listening to a podcast, or completing work tasks, everyone appreciates the power of the internet and productivity devices in our lives. The same is true for its impact on our learning and professional development.
How do employers perceive the potential value of upskilling for their workforces? And how are they developing systems and programs to encourage their workforce to upskill and embed upskilling opportunities within their organization?
Bryan Talebi, CEO of Ahura AI speaks at the European Social Economies Summit on Thursday, December 17th on topics surrounding health issues and social protection – Building an economy of well-being.
Bryan Talebi, CEO of Ahura AI speaks at the European Social Economies Summit on Thursday, December 17th on topics surrounding health issues and social protection – Building an economy of well-being.
Bryan Talebi, CEO of Ahura AI speaks at the European Social Economies Summit on Thursday, December 17th on topics surrounding health issues and social protection – Building an economy of well-being.
Ahura AI, hosts an ethics discussion around Artificial Intelligence & Data with nationally recognized AI & data leaders including Joe Tuscano (from Netflix documentary “The Social Dilemma”), Bryan Talebi (Co-Founder of Ahura, AI), Brittany Kaiser (Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower & Co-Founder of Own Your Data Foundation), Lauren Bissell (Neural Tunes Advisory Board Member), & other investors, entrepreneurs, and AI technology leaders and enthusiasts.
CEO of Ahura AI, Bryan Talebi, speaking during The World Economic Forum In Davos and announcing a partnership with the Africa 10 initiative to help 30,000 Africans in Ghana get educated and western remote jobs to uplift their communities!