Practical artificial intelligence training launched for citizens in Thai Nguyen province
Thanks to the digital transformation model launched in Cao Minh commune, local residents are learning to use basic artificial intelligence and digital tools via smartphones.
The "People Learn Artificial Intelligence" model implemented in Cao Minh commune, Thai Nguyen province, enables citizens to acquire practical artificial intelligence skills that they can use in daily life and production.
Purpose and Scope of the Model
Implemented in Coc Lai village in Cao Minh commune, Thai Nguyen province, this model allows individuals to develop their artificial intelligence skills.
It aims to enable citizens to proactively access technology and contribute to their lives, jobs, and production.
Practical Trainings Applied
Instead of introducing artificial intelligence with complex concepts, citizens are taught how to use practical tools available on their smartphones.
Participants are introduced to digital applications that facilitate their daily tasks, such as searching for information, creating content, translation, and learning.
Training Venues
Classes were organized at the Coc Lai village cultural center, the former Phieng Puoc village cultural center, and the former Ban Nham village meeting hall.
During these meetings held at various locations, participants received hands-on training and personally experienced artificial intelligence skills.
Digital Platforms and Security
Important platforms such as the Public Service Portal, the C-ThaiNguyen application, and the Digital Public Education platform were included in the training program.
Additionally, topics related to the Electronic Party Member Handbook, the VNeID application, information security, and personal data protection were covered.
Participation Rate and Success
Professional staff, municipal police officers, members of the Women's Union and youth union, as well as support teams, served in guidance activities.
Thanks to these comprehensive efforts, the model achieved a success rate of 81.5 percent by securing the participation of 163 out of 200 households.