Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Seminar on Agentic AI Highlights Future of Autonomous Systems
A group of students at a college in Visakhapatnam learned about a new kind of computer program called an AI agent.
These agents can think, plan, and do tasks on their own, like a helper robot.
The speaker, Venkata Ramana Satyavarapu, talked about how these agents use special tools like transformers and prompt engineering.
He also explained that the data these agents learn from can change, which can cause problems, so we need to keep the data reliable.
The talk covered many modern AI tools, such as LangChain and agent-to-agent communication.
Venkata encouraged the students to use their learning to solve real problems and to keep learning new skills.
He said that strong programming basics and curiosity are very important.
The event was held at a women's engineering college, and the principal and other faculty were present.
The goal was to inspire students to create useful AI projects responsibly.
Founder and CEO of Elevia AI, Venkata Ramana Satyavarapu, spoke at Andhra University College of Engineering for Women seminar on Agentic AI.
He explained how AI agents can independently reason, plan, and execute complex tasks.
The seminar covered modern AI technologies such as transformers, prompt engineering, retrieval-augmented generation, LangChain, MCP, and agent-to-agent communication.
Satyavarapu emphasized the importance of strong programming fundamentals, continuous learning, and responsible AI to address data drift and algorithm drift.
He urged students to tackle real‑world problems through innovation, practical projects, and creative thinking.
- Who
- Venkata Ramana Satyavarapu, Founder and CEO of Elevia AI
- What
- Seminar on Agentic AI
- Where
- Andhra University College of Engineering for Women, Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To educate students on AI agents and encourage responsible development
- Speaker
- Venkata Ramana Satyavarapu
- Organization
- Elevia AI
- Event
- Seminar on Agentic AI
- Location
- Andhra University College of Engineering for Women, Visakhapatnam
- Key Topics
- AI agents, transformers, prompt engineering, RAG, LangChain, MCP, A2A communication