- Published on January 19, 2022
- In AI Features
Behind the AI models built by CBSE students under AI 4 Youth project
The students have developed AI models to fight cyberbullying, help people on the autism spectrum and offer medical assistance in remote locations.
- By Poornima Nataraj
CBSE has partnered with Intel and IBM to help students develop AI models under its AI 4 Youth programme. The project aims to empower India’s new generation with AI skills. Below, we take a look at three AI models developed by the CBSE students across India.
Cyber Detective
According to UNICEF and the UN Special Representative of Violence against Children, one in three young people across 30 countries have faced online bullying, and one in five have skipped school to avoid being bullied.
Rahul Jaikrishna and Kushagra Ajmeera, Class XI students of DPS (East), have developed an AI model, Cyber Detective, to address issues related to cyberbullying.
Cyber Detective uses AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) to detect cyberbullying and inappropriate behaviour on soci
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Poornima Nataraj
Poornima Nataraj has worked in the mainstream media as a journalist for 12 years, she is always eager to learn anything new and evolving. Witnessing a revolution in the world of Analytics, she thinks she is in the right place at the right time.
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