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Keralam CEO Says AI Tools Could Streamline Election Process
D Sajith Babu is an election official in Keralam.
He said new AI tools could make elections easier and faster.
These tools are being developed under directions from the Election Commission.
Babu inspected the security of a warehouse where voting machines are kept.
He then joined a meeting with other officials in Kozhikode.
The officials discussed how to use the new tools effectively.
They also talked about unfinished election forms.
They checked whether polling booths had the basic facilities they needed.
Keralam CEO D Sajith Babu said AI-based tools could simplify and improve poll procedures.
Babu inspected security arrangements at the EVM warehouse in Chathamangalam.
He attended an election review meeting at the Collectorate conference hall in Kozhikode.
Officials discussed guidelines for using AI tools being developed under Election Commission directions.
The meeting also reviewed pending election forms and basic facilities at polling booths.
- Who
- Keralam CEO D Sajith Babu, District Collector M S Madhavikutty, and other election officials.
- What
- Officials reviewed election preparations and discussed using AI-based tools to make poll procedures simpler and more efficient.
- Where
- Kozhikode, including the EVM warehouse at Chathamangalam and the Collectorate conference hall.
- When
- Thursday; the report was dated September 25.
- Why
- To improve election-related activities, review security arrangements, address pending forms, and assess polling-booth facilities.
Key facts
- Official
- D Sajith Babu, Keralam CEO
- Location
- Kozhikode, Keralam
- AI purpose
- To make election activities faster, simpler, and more effective
- Warehouse inspected
- EVM warehouse at Chathamangalam
- Meeting venue
- Collectorate conference hall
- Other issues reviewed
- Pending election-related forms and basic polling-booth facilities
- Meeting chair
- District Collector M S Madhavikutty
Quotes
D. Sajith Babu
Kerala Chief Electoral Officer
“AI-based tools would make the election process simpler and more efficient”
thehansindia.com
theprint.in
Sources
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