EXTON, PA — Bentley Systems, Incorporated (Nasdaq: BSY) announced it has signed the White House’s Pledge to America’s Youth: Investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Education, committing to provide tools, training, and resources aimed at preparing the next generation of innovators for an AI-driven future.
As a leading provider of software for engineers designing and operating critical infrastructure—including roads, bridges, power grids, and water systems—Bentley said AI is reshaping the industry. Advancements such as AI-powered digital twins are transforming engineering workflows, boosting productivity, and improving the resilience and sustainability of infrastructure assets.
Through the initiative, Bentley will expand its longstanding STEM and engineering education programs to deliver no-cost software, AI-focused curriculum, teacher training, hands-on learning experiences, and student competitions. The company said these efforts are designed to give students and educators early exposure to real-world applications of AI and the practical skills needed to tackle infrastructure challenges.
“Inspiring today’s students to become tomorrow’s AI experts is necessary for a future-ready workforce,” said Chris Bradshaw, Bentley’s chief sustainability and education officer. “Bentley is proud to support the White House’s AI education initiative, ensuring students gain early access to AI technologies alongside practical, hands-on learning experiences that spark curiosity, inspire innovation, and strengthen the critical thinking skills needed to prepare them for tomorrow’s AI-driven world.”
The pledge supports the goals of the Advancing Artificial Intelligence Education for America’s Youth Executive Order, which seeks to equip students with the foundational knowledge and technical expertise required to thrive in an increasingly digital society. Bentley said its participation reflects its commitment to developing the skills necessary to meet future workforce demands while addressing pressing global infrastructure needs.
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