Rabat – AI Crafters, a Casablanca-based training center, is celebrating its first anniversary by expressing satisfaction with its achievements since its establishment.
In a statement today, the company noted that in just one year it managed to train 3,000 individuals through “intensive and interactive programs.”
AI Crafters also collaborated with over 20 companies in the past year, the statement added, emphasizing that the company operates in several other countries like Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, Nigeria, France, and Belgium.
“AI Crafters aims to effectively meet the specific needs of its clients across different regions, highlighting its tailored approach and its commitment to technological, social, societal, and environmental aspects,” the statement said.
The company also emphasized the importance of using AI ethically, fairly, and inclusively during its anniversary celebration.
As the world increasingly moves toward an aggressively digitized global economy, the company argued, human intelligence will be enhanced by AI through “values of humanity, solidarity, sharing, and respect that underpin all current and future developments around AI to serve life and the living.”
Of its ambitions for the future, AI Crafters said that it plans to further expand its specialized training programs and integrate AI more deeply into the strategic processes of companies and institutions.
It also seeks to extend its impact by targeting key sectors like healthcare, finance, and education.
The statement further noted the importance and impact of the appointment of Nihal Djebli as Managing Director and member of the board of directors and the addition of Hassan Charaf as a member of the board of directors. .
These appointments “mark the beginning of a development and scalability strategy,” the statement stressed.
It concluded by cautioning that while several reports have in recent months emphasized the importance of embracing AI, concerns remain about Moroccan professionals’ perceived unpreparedness to thrive in an AI-saturated world.
Indeed, a recent study by Morocco’s High Authority for Audiovisual Communication revealed that most Moroccan professionals in the audiovisual sector are aware of, but are unprepared for, the ongoing revolution in technology.
In particular, the study detailed the enormous impact AI will have on the creative industry. It highlighted that 67% of audiovisual, creative, and marketing professionals who were surveyed for the study said they were unprepared to adapt quickly to the AI revolution.
