APDC and Google to Teach AI to State Professionals
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APDC and Google to Teach AI to State Professionals

SAPO Notícias11 September 2026 at 14:40

APDC, in partnership with Google, launched the "State in Action - Artificial Intelligence Training Program for Public Administration". This is a new national initiative aimed at public sector professionals.

The program focuses on the practical, responsible and safe use of Artificial Intelligence. Public administration professionals will be trained to integrate these skills into their daily duties.

This partnership between APDC and Google aims to strengthen the digital capabilities of Portuguese State workers in the field of AI.

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