Rajan GuptaGuest
Anil BajpaiHost
You have done three masters, and, uh, you've been throughout a great academic experience.

I've seen people talking about the dropouts and building their business because AI is changing the way... like, the way we have been learning.

So do you see that the traditional way of getting education will still be more relevant, or do you think that there will be a new way of learning because of this AI change?

Smart classrooms, we never thought that, you know, we would ever move away from green boards or the-

... you know, blackboards which had chalk and dusters traditionally being used in the schools.

But now today, um, I see so many people using smart rooms, and now it is being enabled with AI technology.

So technology has always played a role in the evolving curve of the education, and even now it will keep on playing.

You know, a lot of people that I interact with at the freshers level, at the student level, they're hardly getting into the book reading.

And I think even when I talk to the, uh, publishers, they are publishing on demand-

... not printing in bulk in prior because they know that the consumption of the books is less.

So from that perspective, as soon as the information or the knowledge got digitized, these LLMs picked it up, started to, you know, talk about it.

That's one way that changed the way we are learning and, you know, we are consuming the information.

Uh, it-- we remember that, you know, in the early days there was one person, a teacher standing in a classroom delivering a lecture in a monotonous way.

You have done three masters, and, uh, you've been throughout a great academic experience.

I've seen people talking about the dropouts and building their business because AI is changing the way... like, the way we have been learning.

So do you see that the traditional way of getting education will still be more relevant, or do you think that there will be a new way of learning because of this AI change?

Smart classrooms, we never thought that, you know, we would ever move away from green boards or the-

... you know, blackboards which had chalk and dusters traditionally being used in the schools.

But now today, um, I see so many people using smart rooms, and now it is being enabled with AI technology.

So technology has always played a role in the evolving curve of the education, and even now it will keep on playing.

You know, a lot of people that I interact with at the freshers level, at the student level, they're hardly getting into the book reading.

And I think even when I talk to the, uh, publishers, they are publishing on demand-

... not printing in bulk in prior because they know that the consumption of the books is less.

So from that perspective, as soon as the information or the knowledge got digitized, these LLMs picked it up, started to, you know, talk about it.

That's one way that changed the way we are learning and, you know, we are consuming the information.

Uh, it-- we remember that, you know, in the early days there was one person, a teacher standing in a classroom delivering a lecture in a monotonous way.
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