Sentence examples for focus on retraining from inspiring English sources
In the age of AI, companies should focus on retraining the people they already have.
Earlier in the day, appearing before more than 1,000 people at Kalamazoo Christian High School, Mr. McCain said he would focus on retraining programs to help the many who have lost their jobs in the state.
He also stressed that part of his staff is dedicated to thinking about the societal impact of AI, with a special focus on retraining the existing workforce to create "not just a wealthier but also fairer society".
The new Hargeisa prison has around 200 staffers with international training in modern prison etiquette, and the prisoners get leisure time and phone access, soccer programs, medical facilities, and, most importantly, an active focus on retraining and rehabilitating pirates for re-release into the world.
Mayor Bloomberg has talked about a focus on retraining downsized Wall Street executives as a major way to save the city, suggested a major initiative to support struggling artists and, finally, there have been front page stories about City Hall's efforts to help people find parking spaces!
While the current study has focused on retraining our perceptual apparatus to perform algebraic reasoning, mathematics is full of other practices that also likely depend on the regimentation of perception.
The program focuses on retraining teachers to become far more effective.
The retraining programs of the 1980s focused on retraining existing faculty from fields that were thought to be most similar to Computer Science, primarily Mathematics and Physics.
At the RNOH, which runs a three-week in-patient programme, the focus is on retraining the brain and desensitising it to pain.
Until there are new graduates to step into AI roles, many companies can focus now on retraining and upskilling current employees.
To what extent are you focused on retaining and retraining existing people verses bringing in new people with new skills and engaging the broader ecosystem of vendor partners?
