UiPath announced it is preparing public sector workers for the coming of AI agents. The New York City-based intelligent automation technology provider said this week that, as government agencies continue to automate, it will increasingly be through agentic AI (AI-based systems that are capable of more advanced decision-making) and can be used to perform more complex work. Employees of those agencies, at the federal, state and local levels, will need different skills as they adapt to this new reality.
UiPath said it is adding free tailored agentic automation training and certification opportunities to address the needs of these employees available on UiPath Community and UiPath Academy. Skills public—and private—sector employees will need going forward include being able to design, manage, and collaborate with autonomous systems that make intelligent decisions and act independently.
“UiPath is committed to investing in the future workforce through UiPath Academy and UiPath Community,” said Chris Radich, Public Sector Chief Technology Officer at UiPath. “In these unprecedented times, the Upskill to Agentic Automation program offers public sector professionals an opportunity to reskill through educational opportunities and training. This program furthers UiPath’s commitment to upskilling and empowering professionals with the in-demand agentic automation skills to succeed in newly emerging careers and remain competitive in their roles.”
