Advanced AI technologies developed by students and researchers were showcased at the ‘AI for Next-Gen Education’ conclave held in Hyderabad. Major attractions included deepfake audio detection systems that identify fake voice recordings, video-to-text conversion tools for accessibility, and AI-powered smart glasses designed to assist visually challenged users.
Researchers also presented AI-enabled learning systems for personalised education, digital twin models for power grids, and secure satellite image storage using post-quantum cryptography. Experts highlighted the importance of AI literacy, ethical AI practices, privacy, security, and workforce readiness. Discussions focused on how AI-driven education and automation will shape the future of learning and digital infrastructure.
