- Published on February 5, 2025
- In AI Features
MLDS 2025: Key Highlights from Day 1
The day witnessed the presence of close to 1000 attendees.
- By Vidyashree Srinivas
Day one of MLDS 2025, India’s biggest GenAI summit for developers, hosted by AIM Media House, was a day filled with energy, excitement, and forward-thinking discussions. The day witnessed the presence of close to 1000 attendees.
One of the day’s interesting talks came from Rahul Bhattacharya, AI leader at GDS consulting, EY, who delved into the world of the agentic workforce, the next frontier in AI-driven workspaces. Bhattacharya highlighted how assessing the risks of integrating AI agents into the workforce is just as crucial as measuring the benefits.
He broke down what makes a system truly “agentic.” To be considered an agent, Bhattacharya explained, a system must have the ability to interact with its environment, make decisions based on its observations, and learn from i
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