AI Gold Rush: Can Bay Area Classes Help Students Cash In?

Bay Area community colleges are launching new AI and machine learning courses to meet high demand for tech talent.
These programs aim to open up lucrative AI jobs to diverse students, including older and lower-income learners.
Schools are partnering with major tech firms like Amazon, Google, and Intel on curriculum and certifications.
Dozens of community colleges in the region are adding or expanding offerings in AI, data science, and related fields.
Competition is fierce as colleges nationwide rush to set up AI programs and hire qualified faculty.

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