Governments fund AI training for aerospace, manufacturing workers
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Aerospace and manufacturing workers in Manitoba will be trained on digital traceability, production data and applied artificial intelligence through a government-funded pilot program.
The federal and provincial governments announced a joint $500,000 for the AeroTrace Workforce Pilot program on Thursday.
Manitoba Aerospace and Defence (formerly Manitoba Aerospace) will deliver the training through the Canada-Manitoba Workforce Tariff Response Program.
Mode40, a Manitoba firm, will assist. The data intelligence company built AeroTrace, which is a traceability and supplier-readiness platform focused on aerospace and defence supply chains.
— Free Press staff