CivilnetThe STEP.ai program, developed by AGBU Armenian Virtual College in collaboration with Synopsys Armenia and the Union of Employers of Information and Communication Technology (UE ICT), is giving Armenian high school students the essential skills in artificial intelligence. At the recent graduation ceremony, students showcased projects like face detection and image classification, demonstrating the program’s impact on their tech education. The event also marked the signing of a pivotal agreement between Armenian government officials and private sector leaders to expand AI education across the country, in a unified commitment to prepare Armenia’s youth for a tech-driven future.
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