Two ideas that will revolutionize education forever | Aditi Avasthi | TEDxIITHyderabad

What do the classrooms of the future look like? Aditi Avasthi takes us on a brief tour of how AI is can help identify traits in a student that a traditional student-teacher pair cannot, and provide tailor-made education.
Aditi Avasthi is the Founder and CEO at Embibe.com which is an exciting artificial intelligence platform that is personalising the delivery of education to students in emerging markets with a deep stack on content intelligence using computer vision and machine learning.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@jainvaibhav2006]

What a solid communicator this girl is...kudos Aditi..there are thousands of startups in edtech but Embibe, in my opinion, is second only to Khan Academy. You made the Booth community proud!

[@devashishmisra]

Loved it. The solution in this space has the potential to change everything. Aditi Avasthi, you are awesome.

[@alexs.9912]

I am so upset and happy simultaneously. I had the same ideas for future education and thought I can revolutionize the world (merely think of humanities potential). And now I find this on CZcams...it is like discovering an unknown causality in math just so to realize that someone was faster than you. Well, at least the impact it the same, I will have to be a bit less egoistic here.

[@jesuslovespee]

Bankai Summoner
I noticed several years ago that you can get a rough indicator of a person's creative intelligence simply by asking them if -and how familiar a person is to the bittersweet predicament in which you find yourself.
Truly original ideas are like the fondest of memories: one can experience them on a personal level that tends to satisfy a demand exceeding any price while simultaneously create a public demand on par with traffic delays. And in the end their enduring value comes from the kinship felt through a shared experience threaded through the less tangible fabrics of the cosmic tapestry.

[@aditiavasthi3464]

Beautifully written!

[@aditiavasthi3464]

Embibe is a movement!

[@dinu6777]

There are more dreamers in the world but only a few will have opportunity and courage to make it a reality :-)

[@nikhilsannat5429]

Great video

[@manasisingh294]

So inspiring and innovating!

[@KKMSK64]

Awesome Idea!!!!! All D best!!

[@prathyupa]

Inspiring talk!

[@professordrloganathanphd9115]

There is no irrelevancy of learning and the learnings and teachers focused on their searching's

[@gunjan1749]

Great use of statistics

[@THEMATT222]

wholesome 💯

[@M.G.R...]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@umakantnadkar5057]

What are the two ideas basically?

[@rohitsinghsharma5012]

1. Statistics (she calls it knowledge graph)
2. Machine learning
But, end up showing her fast speaking english jargon ability.

[@lizagogoi9045]

Turns Out

[@AKAlias]

Aditi, you've done great work! Well done. May I know what's the progress in this area?

[@adithyudubhaskaruni7533]

I feel she spoke many things with out any connection. How are you measuring? And what is not clear 🥺

[@dhavin6322]

lot of jargons:(

[@tharafuntv774]

Very Complicated, even the name embibe..

[@ayatsheikh3558]

It's related to the term Imbibe: to absorb or assimilate knowlegde

[@dr.priyanktrivedi4225]

Hm

[@damianrochafreire5405]

She talks too fast !!!