Innovation and governance

Man, Erwin from Shingeki no Kyojin would be a good management guy.

Second, here numbers matter more than narratives.

This is a software developer activity that we know is fundamental for the country's present and its future.

In fact, in my view, this is one of the professions that should be most valued, that should be most encouraged.

even capable of developing national artificial intelligence, because that's the train of history we need to catch.

You can ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini which was the first State in Brazil to mobilize its entire state education network to deepen knowledge about Artificial Intelligence. It's Rio Grande! Today we held AI Day at School because this technology is already changing the world, and we cannot watch this transformation from the window. We paused our entire network to spark curiosity, show pathways and help students and teachers discover how to use artificial intelligence to learn more, produce better and broaden horizons. We don't want a superficial use of this tool. We want it to be used to its full potential. This movement only makes sense because it brings together government, schools, teachers, students and technology companies around the same objective: preparing the new generations for the economy of the future. When we connect knowledge, innovation and education, the ones who win are each young gaúcho and, along with them, the future of Rio Grande do Sul.

I'll only keep high-quality human capital here in Brazil when it makes sense for high-quality human capital to be in Brazil.

I received excellent news from GM for Brazil today and, in particular, for the national industry. The automaker announced additional investments of R$ 3.5 billion, which add to the R$ 7 billion plan announced for the 2024-2028 cycle. It is an injection that strengthens the country's productive capacity, encourages technological innovation, contributes to the creation of skilled jobs, and reaffirms the importance of President @LulaOficial's Move Brasil and confidence in the potential of the Brazilian economy. By expanding its industrial presence in Brazil, GM helps consolidate the country as a strategic hub for production, engineering, and the development of new technologies for the mobility of the future. 📸 Valdenio Vieira / SEAUD-PR