ReDi (Responsibly Digital) Celebrates World Social Media Day with 11th Annual ReDi Digital Dialogue
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds great potential and opportunity in multiple fields, but human-like AI is still decades away, industry veteran Sunil Parekh told ReDi Digital on Friday. As stated in Dialogue 2023.
ReDi (Responsibly Digital), a social initiative aimed at promoting responsible digital behavior, celebrated World Social Media Day on June 30 with the 11th Annual ReDi Digital Dialogue. A key thought leader shared his thoughts during his workshop and panel discussion on two highly interesting and relevant topics organized as part of the event.
ReDi Digital Dialogue 2023 revolved around the theme “AI: Generative or Degenerative?”, which reflects the growing influence of artificial intelligence in our lives. “AI has been around for a very long time, but now it’s in everyone’s hands with tools like ChatGPT. Awareness has awakened and AI can now be used to perform human tasks such as passing exams, creating jingles, guiding robots, etc. We also need to take the risks very seriously,” said Parekh, an industry veteran and founding curator of Ahmedabad Global Shapers, during his keynote address.
He said defense, retail, finance, BFSI, healthcare, education, preventative maintenance, urban management and precision agriculture are some of the areas where AI has great opportunities, but job losses due to AI. said the concern was overestimated. He also said that human-like AI is decades away. “Humans have emotions, machines do not. We start, reflect, hope, create new things. We are irrational, machines are irrational. “They have a sense of right and wrong. Machines can never do these things. They can only reproduce what we think,” he further said.
ReDi co-founder Shailesh Goyal said of ReDi’s mission: The theme of the event revolves around his AI, as the use of AI-powered tools is booming. AI is being integrated into many tools, increasing levels of creativity and speeding delivery across applications. ”
Sahil Shah, founder of Netsavvies Media Co. and Hungrito, set the mood for the event with an interactive workshop on “60 AI Tools in 90 Minutes” and gave attendees hands-on experience with various AI applications. provided.
Two engaging panel discussions were also held as part of the ReDi Digital Dialogue. The first, titled “Navigating the Emerging AI Landscape,” honored GVFL Managing Director Kamal Bansal, Fusion Informatics CEO Ashesh Shah, and Downtown Club Co-Founder and CTO Jaydip Biniware. Appeared as a panelist. Amit Saluja, Senior Director and Head of Center, Gandhinagar CoE, NASSCOM, moderated the session.
In the second panel discussion, “The Future of AI and its Impact on Future Jobs and Organizations,” M Nagarajan, Mehsana District Collector, Ayaz Said, Head of AI/ML, Yudiz Solutions, and Diksha Devendra, Co-Founder, Virtual Slaps gathered. and his Jyoti Sudhir, co-founder and chief his strategist at InventIndia, share his views on the impact of AI on the job market and organizations. ReDi co-founder Kumar Manish moderated the discussion.
The ReDi Digital Dialogue saw active participation from communications professionals, academics, social media professionals, brands, marketing professionals, influencers, social media marketers, students and other participants .
The event provided a valuable platform for industry experts, thought leaders, and stakeholders to discuss the responsible use of AI and its impact on society. With over 100 speakers, over 2,500 attendees, and over 20 million digital impressions in the first 10 Digital Dialogues, ReDi will help ensure a positive and inclusive digital future. We remain committed to promoting literacy and responsible digital behavior.
