Sri Lanka, July 20 -- Human skill and creativity cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence. The biggest demand in the world now is for skills that are combined with competency-based education. Now there is ChatGPT and other sources for the youngsters to gain knowledge on varied subjects, provided they know the language, Deputy Minister of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development, Chathuranga Abeysinghe told the ceremony held at JAT Holdings, Thalawathugoda to offer certificates and employment placements to the first batch of trainees who completed the Wood Technology (furniture) NVQ Level 4 program at the Moratuwa Advanced Institute of Wood Technology on July 16.

"We have identified skill-based businesses that emphasize competitive ...