Stretching Your Dollar: Amazon's A.I. Training Scholarship

The perfect time to start learning a new skill is right now and Amazon is looking to help tech-interested people get started. Jenni Troutman, director of AWS training and certification, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to talk about Amazon's artificial intelligence training scholarship. "We have made a commitment to provide free A.I. skills training to 2 million people across the globe by 2025," she said.

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