Industrialists and businessmen from across the district participated in an international training organized in Butwal on the use of AI in industry and business.
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Industrialists and businessmen of Rupandehi are keen on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). They have shown interest in making their businesses AI-friendly and reaping benefits. They have started learning how to make businesses successful through the proper use of AI.
Industrialists and businessmen from across the district participated in an international training organized in Butwal two days ago on the use of AI in industry and business. Investors, managers and employees participated in the training. Young entrepreneurs who have just started their businesses also participated in the program to understand the benefits of using AI. They were curious about the features of AI.
There are large industries and commercial establishments in the district. Although their corporate offices are in the federal capital, most of the managers and employees are in the district. Managers and employees in the district are not accustomed to using AI. Therefore, a training program was conducted to teach them about the use of AI, informed Krishna Sah, CEO of Genius Talk Nepal. According to him, AI trainer Paritosh Sharma, who came from India, taught industrialists how to grow their businesses using AI.
The investors participating in the program emphasized on conducting practical classes on the positive use of technology in the coming days as well. ‘There is no happiness without using AI,’ said Rajkumar Gupta, operator of E-Drive Lumbini, ‘How can we take our business to automation.’ Recently, the use of AI has started to overcome the shortage of manpower. He said that with its positive use, a single person can do the work of many people. He said that production, trade, purchasing and branding are being done through AI.
Devendra Sahu, General Manager of Panchakanya Group, asked questions about the benefits his enterprise can get from the use of AI and the development of employee skills. They were interested in how AI can be integrated with the lifestyle of employees and how the industry will adopt it in the coming days. Young industrialist Suraj Upreti said that although there is information about the need and potential of AI, it is yet to be used in practical life. Bharat Golchha, founder of Springbase.AI, informed about his company and the services it provides during the training program.
