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Amazon launches annual ML summer school in India

Amazon just launched its annual ML summer school in India, targeting engineering students.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Amazon is investing in India's ML talent pipeline through academic partnerships, signaling the country's growing importance in the global AI talent race.

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  1. Amazon launching annual ML summer school in India

  2. Collaboration with academic institutions

  3. Focus on engineering students

  4. Machine learning skills development

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Publisher excerpt: Amazon is collaborating with academic institutions in the country to equip engineering students with machine-learning skills.
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