Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Hyderabad Workshop Explores Agentic AI Ethics and Society Impact
Imagine AI that not only answers questions but also makes decisions.
A workshop in Hyderabad showed students how this 'smart' AI works.
Experts warned that we need to understand whose goals AI is following and if the AI makes mistakes.
The workshop taught people how to create AI systems without needing to be programmers.
It emphasized the importance of considering ethics, responsibility, and avoiding bias when designing and using AI.
The goal is to create people who can create informed AI, not just use them.
A workshop in Hyderabad explored the ethical implications of agentic AI.
Agentic AI shifts from passive automation to intelligent, goal-driven systems.
The workshop focused on building AI agents using no-code platforms.
Experts warned against viewing AI as a neutral tool, emphasizing accountability.
The event aimed to shape informed creators who understand AI's values.
- Who
- Students from Hyderabad, experts, and speakers including Melissa Nandula, Sai Krishna, Rakesh Dubbudu, Padmashree, Prof. T. Uma Joseph, and Veena Thangavelu.
- What
- A workshop about agentic AI, focusing on ethics and societal impact.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the articles.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India, at St Francis College for Women.
- Why
- To educate students on AI's implications and shape ethical considerations.
- Event Location
- St Francis College for Women, Hyderabad
- Focus
- Agentic AI ethics and development
- Organizers
- American Corner Hyderabad, Centle
- Main Concern
- Bias, accountability and responsible use of AI
- Participants
- Around 175 students from colleges across Hyderabad