Three-day international conference begins at Institute for Education Seraikela

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Seraikela, Sep 26: The Institute for Education College inaugurated a three-day international conference aimed at fostering awareness and discussions around artificial intelligence (AI). The event commenced with the presence of Divisional Commissioner Kolhan and Vice Chancellor of Kolhan University, Chaibasa, Hari Kumar Kesari, as the chief guest. Professor Durgesh Pant from the DG Science and Technology Council, Dehradun, graced the occasion as a special guest.

The inauguration featured a traditional welcome, showcasing local dance and music, and the guests were presented with bouquets, garlands, and souvenirs. The conference was officially opened by lighting a lamp while mantras were chanted, symbolizing enlightenment and knowledge.

In his welcome address, College Director R N Mahanthy set the tone for the conference, followed by Professor Shukla Mahanthy, who provided pertinent information regarding the event’s objectives.

Chief Guest Hari Kumar Kesari emphasized the significance of the conference, stating, “This international conference will prove to be a milestone for everyone to create awareness about AI. In the coming time, it will help everyone in their work.”

Professor Durgesh Pant advised students on the responsible use of AI, saying, “The use of artificial intelligence is both necessary and needed. Therefore, use it with great caution. In the future, AI will work faster than the human brain.”

In the keynote address, Professor Narayan C Devnath from Emerits Yuktiramiti International University, Vietnam, discussed the transformative potential of AI. He remarked, “AI will surpass the human brain with its effect. It just needs to be used carefully.” He highlighted the role of AI in enhancing students’ knowledge and skills.

The session concluded with a vote of thanks from the Principal, Sweety Sinha, who invited teachers and students to present their papers at the conference. Notable attendees included Samarendra Das from ICAR National University, Dr. Sanjeev Anand from Tata College, Pallav Kumar Das from Bihar Bodhgaya Magadh University, Dr. Indraji Mukherjee from BIT Mesra Ranchi, and Mayank Mishra from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam University, Lucknow.

The first day of the conference ended on a high note with the national anthem, marking the beginning of a crucial dialogue on the future of AI in education and beyond.