Bridging the economic gap: Using AI to drive financial inclusion
Ethical AI solutions can lead to more equitable outcomes Artificial Intelligence (AI) based tools are increasingly being recognised as necessary for transformation of business and governance in all sectors of the economy. However, there are concerns about the likely...
AI safety concerns: The world needs an AI watchdog
AI surveillance is still in its nascent phase The AI SafetY Summit held in London recently concluded with 28 countries including the US, China, India and the European Union signing the Bletchley Declaration agreeing to work together to address the risks associated...
l MAKING PUBLIC GOODS BETTER: Putting AI to work for governments
Tech has the power to usher in a new era of citizen services The use cases for generative AI in different sectors and functions are under active deliberations . The key questions around accountability and ethics have made the role of the government important. In fact,...
Bridging the skills gap: Why experiential learning matters
Innovation in education models supported by technology is crucial Organisations are encouraging their employees to upskill themselves by providing them with tech led personalised learning. Aided by generative AI, learners are able to access curated learning assets...
AI tools are reshaping how online education is offered and consumed
Predictive analytics is also helping universities and corporate training batches The biggest challenge in maintaining the relevance of e-learning is to do with the content which is expensive and requires unique expertise in languages and instructional design specially...
PREPARING FOR A NEW WORLD: Tech lessons for our universities
In emerging markets like India, there is a need for a variety of skills and knowledge in the young people entering the job market. Universities have by and large continued to deliver education and carry on with their research activities using the same processes for a...