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Govt school students come up with AI Waste Classifier, AI Scarecrow and other smart AI-models
In Phase I, about 52,628 students from 35 states and UTs participated in the programme and came up with 2,704 ideas.
- By Poornima Nataraj
Government school students have been developing AI models to solve real world problems as part of the 'Responsible AI for Youth'. The GoI launched the program to provide an equal opportunity to empower Indian youth across the country to become human-centric designers who can create real AI solutions to solve economic and social issues of India.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, National e-Governance Division, and Intel have designed this programme for government schools for classes 8-12 to train them in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.
In Phase I, about 52,628 students from 35 states and UTs participated in the programme and came up with 2,704 ideas.
In Phase II, top 100 ideas from 125 students (67 girls and 58 boys) across 25 states
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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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