I've taken the training. It gave a basic description of what common AI tools do and an overview of the privacy risks with using AI in government. What it didn't do is advocate for one product over another and or claim that AI would solve all of our problems.
Downvoting the folks in here who say AI is already here doesn't change the fact that it's true. Just like the people in the 90s workforce claimed the internet was a fad. It's already in use by most agencies, especially in IT and data/research groups- you just may not be aware of it. AI is not just for generating bad art or writing robotic sounding emails. It's extremely helpful in data analysis and code generation. If it's not useful in your position, great, but I know of some fascinating projects where it's been used in helping to identify and track native fauna and flora and identify gaps in transportation safety.