NITK Director Stresses Ethics and AI Integration at Graduation Ceremony
TL;DR
- NITK Surathkal Director B. Ravi advocates for merging AI into daily work and thought processes.
- Speakers highlighted the ongoing necessity of coding fundamentals despite AI advancements.
- Over 1,100 students graduated from the KLS Gogte Institute of Technology.
- The event emphasized the importance of compassion and social responsibility in technology.
During the 10th Graduation Day ceremony at the Karnataka Law Society’s Gogte Institute of Technology, B. Ravi, Director of the National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, encouraged graduates to embrace artificial intelligence. He noted that while AI should be part of professional practice, it must be balanced with ethics, compassion, and a commitment to society.
Ram Kunchur, CEO of Biometrik Systems, also addressed the attendees. He stressed that even with the rise of AI, maintaining a solid grasp of coding fundamentals remains essential for success.
The ceremony saw 1,123 students receive their degrees, including 855 graduates and 268 postgraduates. Additionally, 42 students were recognized for their academic performance with ranks and certificates of merit.
The event featured remarks from various institutional leaders, including principal Vijay Athavale and Karnataka Law Society president Pradeep S. Sawkar. The proceedings highlighted the college's recent achievements and the importance of service to the nation.
Why It Matters
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape professional landscapes globally, the balance between technological adoption and ethical considerations remains a critical topic for students and professionals in India and beyond, influencing how future workforces approach innovation.
Oct 31, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 3:00:52 PM · Reported with: The Hindu
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