OpenAI and Grab launch GO Forward with AI, a regional programme aiming to help 30,000 partners build practical AI skills in Southeast Asia

OpenAI and Grab jointly launched a regional programme called GO Forward with AI. It is a collaboration between an AI company and a regional platform company rather than a single-organisation activity. Based on the loaded text's direct statement of the programme and its partners; the text provides no programme design, curriculum, or evaluation data.

The programme is positioned to help partners build practical AI skills. Its stated aim points to practical AI skills capacity building rather than releasing a model, method, or benchmark. Based on the text's phrasing 'helping 30,000 partners build practical AI skills', which is a statement of programme intent.

The programme's scope is Southeast Asia, with a stated target of 30,000 partners. The text gives an explicit geographic scope and participation-scale figure. Based on the text's references to '30,000 partners' and 'across Southeast Asia'; this is a planning-level scale statement, and the text provides no implementation progress or outcome data.

This information is suited to understanding the basics of the GO Forward with AI regional skills programme jointly launched by OpenAI and Grab in Southeast Asia, including the partners, the target participant scale, and the geographic coverage; for readers seeking the programme's specific curriculum, delivery approach, or outcomes, the loaded text does not provide that content.

The loaded text is summary-level content and lacks information such as the programme timeline, curriculum or training format, participation conditions, and how outcomes will be measured; whether such content appears in figures or other parts of the original article cannot be determined from the current text, and this is a direction readers can continue to watch.