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This paper highlights the critical need for national functional certifications designed explicitly for generative AI ogy, addressing the challenges its rapid advancement poses. The current educational and accreditation systems are struggling to keep pace with the fast-evolving demands of the AI field, resulting in a gap between the skills required by industries and those possessed by the workforce. To close this gap, the paper proposes a structured certification program that aligns educational curricula with industry needs, ensuring that professionals gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in generative AI. A key element of this certification program is fostering collaboration between industry and academia. This partnership is vital for developing educational content that is not only relevant but also practical, directly preparing students for real-world applications. By closely aligning academic training with industry requirements, the program aims to produce professionals adept at implementing generative AI technologies across various sectors, effectively bridging the gap between education and practice. The paper also emphasizes the importance of maintaining the quality and credibility of the certification system through continuous assessment and regular updates. Such evaluations are essential to ensure the certification remains valuable and respected nationally and internationally. Implementing this certification program is expected to cultivate a highly skilled workforce, stimulate the job market, and enhance national competitiveness in the global economy. Additionally, ongoing research is recommended to monitor advancements in AI and update the certification program accordingly, ensuring it stays aligned with the latest industry trends and technological developments.
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So, B., Jang, Y., & Oh, Y. (2024). Certification-Driven Strategies for Enhancing Generative AI. International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 14(6), 1836–1841. https://doi.org/10.18517/ijaseit.14.6.20447
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