Jalandhar October 9 (Jaswinder Singh Azad)- The P.G. Department of Computer Science & IT at Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, successfully organized an insightful and Interactive Seminar on ‘Agentic AI’ aimed at educating students about the evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence. The seminar featured resource persons, Mr. Ashish Jalota and Mr. Haseen Kumar, from Ansh Infotech Pvt. Ltd, Ludhiana. The speakers were welcomed by College Principal Dr. Suman Chopra. Throughout the session, Mr. Ashish Jalota and Mr. Haseen Kumar shared valuable insights of ‘Agentic AI’, explaining its applications, benefits, and potential challenges.
The experts discussed the concept of AI Agents, which are autonomous systems that can perceive their environment, make decisions, and act accordingly. They also discussed the evolution of AI, and its impact on human beings. The speakers emphasized how AI Agents are transforming Industries, improving efficiency, and enhancing decision-making processes. Moreover, they explored the potential risks and concerns associated with AI, such as Job displacement, Bias, and Accountability. It was a highly interactive session that addressed the concerns regarding AI’s future and its implications on society.
Principal, Dr. Suman Chopra, highlighted the increasing relevance of AI in the current digital age
Principal, Dr. Suman Chopra, highlighted the increasing relevance of AI in the current digital age and also commended the department for their proactive initiative and encouraged students to grasp the Industry’s essentials by participating in such insightful Seminars. At the conclusion of the Seminar, Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Anand, Head of the Department, delivered the vote of thanks, acknowledging the resource persons for their invaluable contributions and emphasizing the department’s commitment to equipping students with the knowledge to navigate the AI-driven world.
On this occasion, Prof. Sandeep Bassi, Prof. Ratnakar Mann, Dr. aljit Kaur, Prof. Navneet Kaur, and other faculty members from the department were also present. Over 120 students from Computer Science and IT Department actively participated in this seminar. The stage was handled by Dr. Daljit Kaur.