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Purdue Mandates AI Competency; Disney's OpenAI Deal Has One-Year Exclusivity
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Purdue University will require AI competency for all undergraduates starting in 2026. This mandate requires demonstrated skills in field-relevant AI tools and aims to bolster employability amid the rise of artificial intelligence, according to Purdue. Disney's agreement with OpenAI includes just a one-year exclusivity window, per BitcoinWorld. CEO Bob Iger is planning for “open season” on AI partnerships after 2026.
A survey by Mahidol University International College (MUIC) indicates that Thailand's labour market is rapidly evolving, with 90% of employers seeking candidates with artificial intelligence skills.
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Sources:
- The Star
- The Week
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- Bangkok Post
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