The second day of the three-day international conference on “Generative AI and the Future of Education 3.0”, hosted by the Higher Education Bureau and the Human Resource Development Institute, featured in-depth discussions focused on the applications of artificial intelligence in various fields and its future possibilities.
We will give a lecture on “AI, judicial informatics, and law enforcement.” High Court Justice Raja Vijayaraghavan V. spoke about the milestones achieved with the introduction of digitization and e-filing in court proceedings and explained how these initiatives have made the judicial process faster and more transparent.
Telecom SP Umesh Goyal spoke about the AI technology being utilized by the Kerala Police in areas such as crime prevention, crime investigation, cyber crime investigation and maintenance of law and order.
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Roopa Maliakal, responsible AI specialist at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), said responsible implementation of AI in education requires a careful balance between innovation and ethics.
She explained how AI is increasingly shaping the education sector through personalized learning systems, adaptive assessment, and administrative decision-making tools. Based on industry practices, he said AI-powered personalized learning models have increased student engagement and enabled educational institutions to proactively address dropout rates.
However, Malaikal expressed concerns about academic integrity, algorithmic bias, privacy risks, and the growing problem of cognitive decline caused by overreliance on AI tools.
issued – January 17, 2026 10:24 PM IST
