10K AI SK Literacy Training
Ai SK,
Deadline: July 01, 2026 - September 01, 2026
Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan (AiSK) today launched 10K AI SK, a ‘free to AiSK members’ program to teach the basics of artificial intelligence (AI) to 10,000 people and businesses across the province.
The goal is simple: to help make Saskatchewan one of the most AI literate provinces in Canada.
AI is already rewriting how Saskatchewan works. From drafting emails, screening résumés, pricing grain, flagging fraud, and answering customers at 24/7. But the technology is moving faster than most people have had a chance to understand it. 10K AI SK exists to close that gap.
It will help people learn AI basics: what AI is, what can it do, how does it do it, and where guardrails are needed.
10K AI SK runs as online courses with optional in-person sessions across Saskatchewan, starting Fall 2026. The courses are built by AiSK members, staff, partner companies, and trusted public sources, and are reviewed by qualified experts. Topics include the history of AI, key AI terms, AI ethics, AI tools, and AI data and privacy.
In-person sessions are led by experts in computer science, AI, machine learning, and industry knowledge and experience. Each session can be shaped to fit a business, team, or community group, and sessions will be held in communities across the province. People who prefer to learn on their own can use the self-directed courses in the member portal on the AiSK website.
Residents and businesses can reserve early access at https://www.aisk.ca/ai101. Your response will help AiSK to assess the needs across the province. Early registrants will get an email when the training opens. Those who choose in-person training will be matched with an expert who can tailor it to their needs. The program is free for AiSK members — join at aisk.ca — and open to everyone else on a sliding scale, so the cost stays affordable. Free access will be available for those not able to join AiSK as a member.
The goal is simple: to help make Saskatchewan one of the most AI literate provinces in Canada.
AI is already rewriting how Saskatchewan works. From drafting emails, screening résumés, pricing grain, flagging fraud, and answering customers at 24/7. But the technology is moving faster than most people have had a chance to understand it. 10K AI SK exists to close that gap.
It will help people learn AI basics: what AI is, what can it do, how does it do it, and where guardrails are needed.
10K AI SK runs as online courses with optional in-person sessions across Saskatchewan, starting Fall 2026. The courses are built by AiSK members, staff, partner companies, and trusted public sources, and are reviewed by qualified experts. Topics include the history of AI, key AI terms, AI ethics, AI tools, and AI data and privacy.
In-person sessions are led by experts in computer science, AI, machine learning, and industry knowledge and experience. Each session can be shaped to fit a business, team, or community group, and sessions will be held in communities across the province. People who prefer to learn on their own can use the self-directed courses in the member portal on the AiSK website.
Residents and businesses can reserve early access at https://www.aisk.ca/ai101. Your response will help AiSK to assess the needs across the province. Early registrants will get an email when the training opens. Those who choose in-person training will be matched with an expert who can tailor it to their needs. The program is free for AiSK members — join at aisk.ca — and open to everyone else on a sliding scale, so the cost stays affordable. Free access will be available for those not able to join AiSK as a member.