Philadelphia coding program adapts curriculum in response to AI's impact on tech jobs
A Philadelphia-based coding program, Coded by Kids, is revamping its curriculum to address the impact of artificial intelligence on entry-level tech jobs. The program, which previously focused on teaching coding as a direct path to employment, is now incorporating AI tools and emphasizing broader skills to better prepare students for a changing job market, according to reports from Chalkbeat and PhillyVoice.
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- A Philadelphia coding program is involved
- The program teaches coding to kids/students
- The program's original goal was to prepare students for entry-level tech jobs
- Artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly impacted or changed this path
- The program is revamping or adapting its curriculum/approach
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