Cathie Wood will launch El Salvador's public artificial intelligence education program
Ark Invest founder Cathie Wood will deliver the opening speech for El Salvador's newly launched "Urban Welfare and Opportunity Center" (CUBO) Artificial Intelligence (AI) program. The program is a public education initiative led by the government of El Salvador. According to El Salvador's Bitcoin Office, the program will offer university-level AI courses to students and professionals, following the huge success of the country's CUBO Bitcoin and Lightning Network developer programs. The plan will use industry experts to provide AI education to the public. On March 23rd, in a tweet from El Salvador’s Bitcoin Office: “As El Salvador accelerates its transformation into becoming ultimate tech and financial powerhouse in this region, CUBO AI will provide tools leading at forefront of AI for students and professionals.” As it continues attracting cryptocurrency businesses and foreign direct investment, this Central American nation is positioning itself as a regional hub for technology and digital finance.
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