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SUMMARY:Organized a Technical Talk on “Generative AI and its Applications” on 26th February 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning\, in association with the Computer Society of India (CSI) Student Chapter – BNMIT\, organized a Technical Talk on “Generative AI and its Applications” on 26th February 2026 to provide 4th semester students with a comprehensive understanding of Generative AI\, its underlying technologies\, and its real-world applications across diverse domains. The session was delivered by Mr. Shreyas Kulkarni\, Product Manager\, Google\, California\, who shared valuable insights into the rapidly evolving field of Artificial Intelligence. \nThe talk commenced with an overview of the evolution of Artificial Intelligence\, followed by an introduction to Machine Learning and Generative AI. The resource person clearly explained the distinction between traditional predictive AI models and generative models\, using simple analogies to help students understand how Large Language Models (LLMs) process and generate information in a manner similar to human conceptual understanding. \nThe session provided an in-depth exploration of the key architectures powering Generative AI\, including Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)\, Transformer Architecture\, and Diffusion Models. Students also gained insights into leading Large Language Models such as GPT-4\, Claude\, Gemini\, and LLaMA\, along with their applications in content generation\, automation\, creativity\, and intelligent problem-solving across various industries. \nA dedicated segment focused on the ethical and responsible use of Generative AI\, emphasizing that technological advancements must be accompanied by ethical considerations\, accountability\, and responsible innovation. The session concluded with a highly interactive question-and-answer session\, where students enthusiastically engaged with the speaker and clarified their doubts regarding emerging AI technologies and future career opportunities. \nOverall\, the technical talk was an enriching and inspiring learning experience that combined strong theoretical foundations with practical industry insights\, enabling students to understand the transformative potential of Generative AI and its growing impact on technology\, creativity\, and the future of work. \nTopic: Generative AI and its Applications \nDate: 26th February 2026 \nVenue: BNMIT \nDuration: 1 Day \nMode: Offline \nResource Person: Mr. Shreyas Kulkarni\, Product Manager\, Google\, California
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-a-technical-talk-on-generative-ai-and-its-applications-on-26th-february-2026/
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SUMMARY:organized an Industrial Visit to the Infosys Mysore Campus on 5th March 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning\, in association with the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) BNMIT Student Branch Chapter\, organized an Industrial Visit to the Infosys Mysore Campus on 5th March 2026 to provide students with firsthand exposure to a global technology environment and the professional landscape of the modern IT industry. Faculty coordinators and students travelled from BNMIT to the Infosys Mysore campus\, where they were warmly welcomed by the Infosys team. \nThe visit commenced with a guided tour of the sprawling Infosys Mysore campus\, one of the largest corporate training campuses in the world. Students explored its world-class infrastructure and facilities\, gaining an appreciation for the scale\, innovation\, discipline\, and excellence that characterize the organization. This was followed by an introductory video presentation highlighting Infosys’ journey\, global presence\, core service offerings\, and vision for technology-driven transformation\, providing students with valuable insights into the company’s role in shaping the IT industry. \nThe highlight of the visit was an engaging interactive session conducted by Ms. Swetha Maheshwari from the Training Department\, who shared insights from her 18 years of experience at Infosys. She discussed emerging industry trends\, including artificial intelligence\, automation\, and digital transformation\, while leading an interactive Q&A session focused on critical thinking and real-world problem-solving. Her guidance helped students connect academic concepts with industry expectations and professional practices. \nOverall\, the industrial visit was an enriching experience that provided students with practical exposure to a globally renowned technology organization\, broadened their understanding of the evolving IT landscape\, and inspired them to prepare for future industry opportunities. \nTopic: Industrial Visit to Infosys Mysore Campus \nDate: 5th March 2026 \nVenue: Infosys Mysore Campus\, Mysuru \nDuration: 1 Day \nMode: Offline
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-an-industrial-visit-to-the-infosys-mysore-campus-on-5th-march-2026/
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SUMMARY:organized a Technical Talk on “Next Generation App Development” on 13th March 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning organized a Technical Talk on “Next Generation App Development” on 13th March 2026 to provide students with insights into modern application development technologies\, industry practices\, and emerging trends shaping the future of software development. The session was delivered by Ms. Kiruthiga N E\, Chief Technology Officer (CTO)\, Fielduo\, at Concept Room S006. A total of 52 students participated in the session. \nThe talk commenced with an introduction to Next-Generation Application Development\, where students gained an understanding of modern application architectures and the technologies driving today’s software ecosystem. The resource person discussed full-stack development frameworks\, mobile and cross-platform application development\, AI-powered intelligent applications\, DevOps practices\, containerization\, and cloud deployment strategies\, highlighting their significance in building scalable and efficient applications. \nThe session also emphasized application security\, performance optimization\, and scalability\, enabling students to understand the importance of developing robust and secure software solutions. Through practical insights and industry examples\, students gained a broader perspective on the evolving software development landscape and the skills required to excel in modern application development. \nOverall\, the technical talk was an informative and engaging experience that enhanced students’ knowledge of emerging application development technologies\, strengthened their understanding of industry expectations\, and inspired them to explore future career opportunities in next-generation software development. \nTopic: Next Generation App Development \nDate: 13th March 2026 \nVenue: Concept Room S006\, BNMIT \nTime: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM \nDuration: 1 Hour \nMode: Offline \nTotal Number of Participants: 52 Students
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-a-technical-talk-on-next-generation-app-development-on-13th-march-2026/
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SUMMARY:organized IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Student Branch Chapter\, organized GenX – Generative AI Hackathon on 17th March 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning\, in association with the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Student Branch Chapter\, organized GenX – Generative AI Hackathon on 17th March 2026 to foster innovation\, creativity\, and problem-solving skills among students through Generative AI technologies. The hackathon encouraged participants to develop AI-driven solutions addressing real-world challenges across four themes aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Healthcare and Well-being\, Sustainable Cities and Environment\, Education and Skill Development\, and Social Good\, Ethics\, and Governance. \nA total of 48 teams actively participated in the event\, collaborating to ideate\, design\, and develop innovative applications with real-world impact. The projects were evaluated by a distinguished panel of judges from academia and industry\, including Dr. R. Krishnan\, Professor\, Department of CSE\, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering; Mr. Joel D Joy\, Data Scientist\, Centre of Data for Public Good (CDPG)\, IISc Bangalore; Ms. Koesha Sinha\, Data Scientist\, Centre of Data for Public Good (CDPG)\, IISc Bangalore; and Mr. Jainam P\, Software Development Engineer\, Siemens Healthineers. \nThe evaluation was based on innovation\, technical implementation\, real-world impact\, and presentation. Overall\, the hackathon provided an excellent platform for students to showcase their creativity\, strengthen teamwork and technical skills\, and gain valuable exposure to the practical applications of Generative AI in solving societal challenges. \nTopic: GenX – Generative AI Hackathon \nDate: 17th March 2026 \nVenue: S006\, SB007\, SB008\, SB009\, SB010 \nNumber of Participants: 48 Teams \nDuration: 1 Day \nMode: Offline \nTotal Number of Participants: 100 Students
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-ieee-computational-intelligence-society-student-branch-chapter-organized-genx-generative-ai-hackathon-on-17th-march-2026/
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SUMMARY:organized a Two-Day Workshop on Generative AI on 1st and 2nd April 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning organized a Two-Day Workshop on Generative AI on 1st and 2nd April 2026 to equip students with practical knowledge of Generative AI technologies and their real-world applications in content creation\, automation\, and intelligent problem-solving. The workshop was conducted in offline mode over 12 hours\, with the participation of 136 students\, 2 faculty members\, and 2 external participants. \nThe workshop commenced with an introduction to Generative AI models\, familiarizing participants with Large Language Models (LLMs)\, image generation techniques\, and code generation tools. The sessions emphasized creating\, customizing\, and deploying AI-powered solutions while also highlighting ethical\, societal\, and professional considerations associated with AI-generated content. Throughout the workshop\, participants gained hands-on experience using accessible AI tools to improve productivity\, automation\, and innovation across various domains. \nThe first day focused on Text Generation with Embeddings and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). Students explored Baseline RAG and GraphRAG workflows\, learned how embeddings enable semantic search\, and practiced loading\, storing\, and querying documents using vector databases such as Pinecone and FAISS. The session also introduced LangChain-based RAG pipelines and self-querying techniques\, allowing participants to build context-aware text generation systems through practical implementation. \nThe second day was dedicated to Diffusion Models for Image Generation\, where participants explored leading AI image generation platforms including OpenAI DALL·E\, Midjourney\, Stable Diffusion\, and Google Gemini. Students learned prompt engineering techniques such as style modifiers\, quality boosters\, negative prompts\, weighted terms\, and reverse prompt engineering\, enabling them to generate high-quality images from text and image inputs while understanding the underlying principles of diffusion models. \nOverall\, the workshop provided an enriching learning experience by combining theoretical concepts with hands-on practice\, enabling participants to develop competencies in modern Generative AI technologies while preparing them for AI-driven careers\, research opportunities\, and entrepreneurial initiatives. \nTopic: Two-Day Workshop on Generative AI \nDate: 1st & 2nd April 2026 \nVenue: BNMIT \nTime: 12 Hours (Two Days) \nDuration: 2 Days \nMode: Offline \nTotal Number of Participants: 140 (136 Students\, 2 Faculty Members\, and 2 External Participants) \n 
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-a-two-day-workshop-on-generative-ai-on-1st-and-2nd-april-2026/
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SUMMARY:organized a Knowledge Exploration Visit to IoT-Expro 2026 and India Electronics Week on 15th May 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning organized a Knowledge Exploration Visit to IoT-Expro 2026 and India Electronics Week on 15th May 2026 at the KTPO Exhibition and Convention Centre\, Whitefield\, Bengaluru\, to provide students with practical exposure to the latest advancements in Internet of Things (IoT)\, electronics technologies\, and emerging industry innovations. A total of 62 students participated in the visit\, gaining firsthand experience of cutting-edge products\, live demonstrations\, and interactions with industry experts. \nThe visit commenced with an overview of IoT-Expro 2026 and India Electronics Week\, where students explored exhibitions showcasing emerging trends in IoT\, embedded systems\, sensor technologies\, and smart devices. They observed innovations in Industrial IoT (IIoT)\, Industry 4.0 applications\, AI-driven automation\, Edge Computing\, electronics design\, PCB technologies\, and hardware innovations\, gaining valuable insights into the evolving technology landscape. \nStudents also attended live product demonstrations and interacted with industry professionals\, startup founders\, and technology leaders\, who shared practical insights into real-world applications\, cybersecurity in IoT ecosystems\, connectivity solutions\, and future technological developments. These interactions provided students with a deeper understanding of innovation\, entrepreneurship\, and career opportunities in the IoT and electronics sectors. \nOverall\, the knowledge exploration visit was an enriching experience that effectively bridged classroom learning with industry practices\, enhanced students’ awareness of emerging technologies\, and inspired them to explore future opportunities in Artificial Intelligence\, IoT\, and Electronics. \nTopic: Knowledge Exploration Visit to IoT-Expro 2026 and India Electronics Week \nDate: 15th May 2026 \nVenue: KTPO Convention Centre\, Whitefield\, Bengaluru \nTime: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM \nDuration: 1 Day \nMode: Offline \nIndustry: KTPO Exhibition and Convention Centre \nTotal Number of Participants: 62 Students
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-a-hands-on-training-on-the-snowflake-platform-in-association-with-iste-on-13th-june-2026/
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SUMMARY:Organized Technical talk on "Understanding Building Agenic AI and MCPs for security"  on 6 June 2026
DESCRIPTION:Organized Technical talk on “Understanding Building Agenic AI and MCPs for security” on 6 June 2026 \nDate: 6 June 2026 \nVenue: SB006\,  BNMIT \nTime: 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM \n  \nMode: Offline
URL:https://www.bnmit.org/event/organized-technical-talk-on-understanding-building-agenic-ai-and-mcps-for-security-on-6-june-2026/
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