SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RAMAPURAM CAMPUS

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS

Event Report 2024-2025

The Department of Computer Science and Applications in association with CSI Chennai Chapter is organizing a Two-week Virtual Professional Development Programme on Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Cases and Applications.

EVENT TITLE: Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Cases and Applications

 

DATE: 8/8/2024 to 22/8/2024

TIME: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

VENUE: Online Mode

Organizing Head: Dr. J. Dhilipan Professor & Head / CSA VP – Admin(S&H)

SRMIST, Ramapuram

ADVISORS: DR. C. SUNDAR (DEAN- IN-CHARGE FSH,SRMIST, RAMAPURAM)

CONVENORS:

Dr. S. Uma Shankari, Associate Professor & Program coordinator/BCA

Dr. J. Jebamalar Tamilselvi, Associate Professor & Program coordinator/BSc CS Dr. D. Kanchana, Associate Professor & Program coordinator/MCA

Dr. N. Vijayalakshmi, Assistant Professor & Program coordinator ( BCA DS) Dr. K. Sutha , Assistant Professor & Program coordinator(BSc CS& BCA) Dr. S. Sindu Devi, Associate Professor & Program coordinator/Maths

CO-CONVENORS:

Mrs. S. Sindhu, Assistant Professor /BCA

Mrs. L. William Mary, Assistant Professor /BCA DS Dr. M. Sowmiya, Assistant Professor /MCA

Dr. P Bhargavi Devi, Assistant Professor /BSc CS Dr. N Ramalingam, Assistant Professor /Maths

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 143

RESOURCE PERSON DETAILS

 

S.NO DATE TIME TOPIC RESOURCE PERSON
1 08-08-2024 10.00 am to 11.00 am Generative AI Mr Edwin Thankiah CEO, Paladin Software Solutions Pvt Ltd, Chennai.
2 09-08-2024 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm AI in Music Technology Dr. Joe Cheri Ross Assistant Professor National Institute of

Technology, Calicut

3 10-08-2024 11.00 am to 12.00 am Gen AI Technoviz Mr. Mohammad Abdul Khaliq

CEO and Founder

FeOS Technologies PVT LTD

4 12-08-2024 10.30 am to 11.30 am Technology at 2030′ and Beyond Mr. Ganesh Narayanan Founder/Investor/Chief Tech Enablement Leader

 

Object Automation, USA

5 13-08-2024 10.00 am 11.00 am Ethical Considerations of Generative AI:

Understanding the Potential Biases and Mitigating Risks

Dr. S. Chandramouli Associate Director Cognizant Technology Solutions, Chennai
6 14-08-2024 11.00 am to 12.00 am Prompt Engineering Dr.M.Thilagu Professor

AvinashilinagamUniversity

, Coimbatore

7 16-08-2024 11.00 am to 12.00 am Generative AI for Customer Experience Dr A Jaya

Professor and Director for Online Education

B.S Abdur Rahaman University

8 17-08-2024 11.00 am to 12.00 AI for Medical Image Analysis Dr. P Shanmuga vadivu

 

Associate Professor Gandhigram Rural

Institute – Deemed University

9 19-08-2024 11.00 am to 12.00 am A Tour from AI to Gen AI Dr.P. Kola sujatha Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science

Anna University, MIET

Campus

10 20-08-2024 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm GAN BY

Example

Dr.M. Mohanapriya Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science

Coimbatore Institute of Technology

11 21-08-2024 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm Gen AI Metrics Ms. Devi. S

Assistant Professor, School of CSE & IS, Presidency University, Bangalore.

12 22-08-2024 10.30 am to 11.30 am Gen AI Evaluation Technique Mr. Nishanth Lawrence Reginold Ronald Principal Data scientists YUBI

SUMMARY OF THE EVENT:

The Department of Computer Science and Applications(CSA) in association with the Computer Society of India, Chennai chapter & IQAC organizing Two weeks International Virtual Professional Development Programme on   Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Cases and Applications from 8th Aug 2024 to 22nd Aug 2024.

DAY 1 08-08-2024-Thursday

Inaugural: 9.00am to 10.00 am.

Chief Guest:

Mr. Swaminathan Santhanam Senior Director & Chief Director

India Head of Cloud & Custom Apps Practise (FS)

India Microsoft Community Leader at Capgemini,Chennai.

 

WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr.J.DHILIPAN

HOD-CSA AND VICE PRINCIPAL-ADMIN(S&H)

DR.J.DHILIPAN Presented the welcome address.

During his address, he welcomed the chief guest and thanked him for accepting our invitation.

In continuation, he highlighted about the Demystifying Generative AI which is dominating the entire industry.The purpose of the PDP is to elevate the skills of research scholars and faculty members to elevate their skillsets in research.

He concluded his address by requesting the participants to make use of the forum.

Dr.S.Umashankari

Program Coordinator (BCA)

Associate Professor

She delivered an overview of the Dynamics of Generative AI

INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Mr. Swaminathan Santhanam Senior Director & Chief Director

India Head of Cloud & Custom Apps Practise (FS)

India Microsoft Community Leader at Capgemini,Chennai.

During his address, he explained about Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence use Cases and Applications.He explained about Importance of generative AI in Industry and how it is used in software developing.He explained VUCA(Accept VUCA & Create VUCA).VUCA is an acronym that stands for volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity.He elaborated on some common applications, etc.

Mrs. Williyam Marry, Assistant Professor / BCA (DS) introduced the technical session speaker.

TECHNICAL SESSION

Mr.EdvinThankiah

Founder & CEO Paladin Software Solutions Pvt.Ltd., Co-founder, Pethowz.com.

Time :10.00 am to 11.00 am

During his address he explained about Demystifying Generatie Artificial Intelligence skill developments, He explained about generative AI tools and the importance of machine generative.

Hello said, if we give quality input, we will get quality output. At last, he explained about how we can use this generative AI in day to day life.Software Development, Financial Services, Health Care, and Paramedical Industry in the Advertising & Marketing field.

Mrs.S.Sindhu, Assistant Professor/BCA proposed a vote of thanks.

DAY 2 09-08-2024- Friday,

WELCOME ADDRESS 

Dr. P.M. Kavitha, Assistant Professor in the BCA department delivered the welcome address during the Two Weeks Virtual Professional Development Programme on ‘Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Cases and Applications.’ She welcomed the chief guest and expressed gratitude for accepting the invitation. Dr. Kavitha emphasized the significance of understanding the impact of Generative AI on the entire industry and underscored the PDP’s objective to enhance the research skills of scholars and faculty members. She also introduced the technical session speaker.

TECHNICAL SESSION

Dr. Joe Cheri Ross Assistant Professor

National Institute of Technology, Calicut

Time :2.00 pm to 3.00 pm

The seminar on “Generative AI Roles in Music” explored the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the music industry, focusing on how generative AI is reshaping the creation, production, and consumption of music. The discussion highlighted several key areas where AI is playing a pivotal role. Generative AI systems, like OpenAI’s MuseNet and Google’s Magenta, are now capable of composing music autonomously or in collaboration with human artists. These systems can generate new melodies, harmonies, and rhythms, providing musicians with novel ideas and expanding the creative process.

AI can compose music in various styles, from classical to contemporary genres, mimicking the works of famous composers or creating entirely new sounds. This ability allows for experimentation and the blending of different musical traditions.

Sound Generation: Generative AI is used to create unique sounds and effects, offering producers an expanded palette of sonic possibilities. AI can generate realistic instrumental sounds or entirely synthetic ones, pushing the boundaries of what is sonically possible.

Adaptive Soundtracks: In video games and interactive media, generative AI can create adaptive soundtracks that respond to the actions and emotions of the player, enhancing the immersive experience.

DAY 3 10-08-2024- Saturday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Mrs. Kanimozhi, Assistant Professor Presented the welcome address.She welcomed the chief guest and thanked him for accepting our invitation.Added to that, she highlighted about the importance of understanding the Demystifying Generative AI impact the entire industry.The purpose of the PDP is to elevate the skills of research scholars and faculty members to elevate their skillsets in research. Also, she introduced the technical session speakerShe concluded the address by requesting the participants to make use of the forum.

TECHNICAL SESSION

Mr. Mohammad Abdul Khaliq CEO FeOsTech, Chennai

Time :11.00 am to 12.00 am

During his address he explained about the History of AI, Applications of AI. Also, he explained with a real-time example of how AI is working. At last, he explained about the Transformer model which is a deep learning architecture primarily used for natural language processing Software Development, Financial Services, Health Care, Paramedical Industry in Advertising & Marketing field.

Mrs. Kanimozhi, Assistant Professor /B.Sc proposed vote of thanks.

Day 4: 12.08.2024 – Monday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr.Srimathy, Assistant Professor from BCA Department

She welcomed the chief guest and expressed gratitude for his acceptance of our invitation. She also emphasized the significance of understanding how demystifying Generative AI is impacting the entire industry. The purpose of the Professional Development Programme (PDP), she noted, is to enhance the research skills of scholars and faculty members, helping them elevate their expertise. She then introduced the speaker for the technical session

In conclusion, she encouraged all participants to fully engage with the forum and make the most of the opportunity.

Key Speaker

Mr. Ganesh Narayanan

Founder/ Investor/Chief Tech Enablement Leader Object Automation USA

Topic: Technology in 2030′ and Beyond

Time: 10.30 am to 11.30 am

He highlighted AI’s growing role in reshaping industries, from healthcare to finance, and the potential for increased automation across various job sectors. He discussed advances in gene editing, nanotechnology, and personalized medicine, emphasizing their potential to revolutionize healthcare and extend human longevity.He also mentioned the importance of sustainable energy solutions, such as renewable energy and smart grids, in combating climate change.He stressed the need to address emerging technologies’ ethical and societal implications, including data privacy, job displacement, and inequality.

Additionally, he spoke about integrating AR, VR, and smart infrastructure in everyday life, transforming urban environments.

Finally, he touched on the future of space exploration, with missions to Mars and beyond opening new frontiers for humanity.

Dr. Srimathy, Assistant Professor from BCA Department proposed the vote of thanks.

Day 5: 13.08.2024 – Monday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Mrs Linda Joel, Assistant Professor from the Department of Maths

She highlighted the impact of demystifying Generative AI on the industry and emphasized that the Professional Development Programme (PDP) aims to enhance research skills for scholars and faculty. She then introduced the speaker for the technical session.

Key Speaker

Dr. S. Chandramouli

Associate Director, Cognizant Technologies Solutions, Chennai

Topic: Ethical Considerations of Generative AI: Understanding the Potential Biases and Mitigating Risks.

Time: 10.00 am 11.00 am

Generative AI models are trained on vast datasets that reflect historical and societal biases

  • These biases can affect decisions in critical areas such as hiring, law enforcement, and content moderation, leading to unfair treatment and reinforcing negative stereotypes.
  • To address and mitigate these risks, several strategies should be implemented
  • Continued research into new technologies and methodologies can help create more equitable and fair AI
  • Staying adaptable and responsive to new developments in AI technology and ethical considerations will ensure that practices remain effective and relevant.
  • The collaborative efforts of developers, policymakers, and the public are essential in navigating the complexities of generative AI and ensuring that its applications align with our shared values and

Finally, he concluded the session by mentioning the ethical considerations of generative AI demand a collective and informed approach to navigate the complexities of bias and risk.

Mrs. Linda Joel, Assistant Professor from the Department of Mathematics, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude for the insightful address by the guest.

Day 6: 14.08.2024 – Wednesday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr.N Krishnamoorthy Assistant Professor/ MCA

He welcomed the chief guest and expressed gratitude for her acceptance of our invitation. He also emphasized the significance of understanding how demystifying Generative AI is impacting the entire industry. He introduced the speaker to the audience.

In conclusion, he encouraged all participants to fully engage with the forum and make the most of the opportunity.

Key Speaker

Dr.M.Thilagu

Professor, AvinashilinagamUniversity,Coimbatore.

Topic: Gen AI and Text Analysis

Time: 11.00 am to 12.00 am

She discussed AI and AI technologies that enables computer to perform a variety of tasks, including the ability to see, sense, understand and text more. She discussed text analysis that unstructured text data is increasing exponentially in multiple sources such e-mails, documents, social media content extra.She also discussed Gen AI and Text Analysis in which text to text input. LLM creates text only outputs. This is the building blocks of neural network &transformers. She spoke about the open challenging in Large Language Model (LLM) research design a new model architecture make LLM faster and cheap, incorporate other data modalities.

  • She gave detailed explanation about Large Language Model (LLM).
  • Finally, she emphasized the foundation for a sustainable future.
  • Dr. N Krishnamoorthy, Assistant Professor / MCA proposed the vote of thanks.

Day 7: 16.08.2024 – Friday

WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr.Renuka, Assistant Professor/BCA DS delivered the welcome address during the Two Weeks Virtual Professional Development Programme on ‘Demystifying Generative Artificial Intelligence Use Cases and Applications.’ She welcomed the chief guest and expressed gratitude for accepting the invitation. Dr. Kavitha emphasized the significance of understanding the impact of Generative AI on the entire industry and underscored the PDP’s objective to enhance the research skills of scholars and faculty members. She also introduced the technical session speaker.

Key speaker:

Dr A Jaya

Professor and Director of Online Education

B.S Abdur Rahaman University

Topic: Generative AI for Customer Experience

Time:11.00 am to 12.00 am

Technical Session

During her address she explained about Artificial Intelligence for Customer Experience using chatbots, what is chatbot, and what are the types in the chatbot. She explained why chatbots are important for improved customer experience and how to use the chatbot to improve customer experience.

At last, she explained about chatbot use case in financial services to provide quick answers to customers.

Vote of Thanks

Dr.Renuka, Assistant Professor/BCA DS proposed vote of thanks.

Day 8: 17.08.2024 – Saturday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Mr. U. UDHAYA KUMAR, AP/CS presented the welcome address.

During his address, he welcomed the resource person guest and thanked her for accepting our invitation.

In continuation he highlighted about the Demystifying Generative AI which is dominating the current industrial trend. He also touched upon the application of AI techniques in medical domain.

Key speaker:

Dr. P.SHANMUGAVADIVU

Professor,Dept. of Computer Science & Applications Gandhigram Rural Institute – Deemed University.

Topic: AI for medical image analysis

Technical Session

Dr.P.SHANMUGAVADIVU gave a brief introduction to AI. She touched upon several AI approaches. During her speech, she gave insights into the evolution and outgrowth of AI in several sectors. She

explained the different aspects of learning in AI. She also highlighted the general AI workflow. Then she gave an example scenario of AI applied to medical imaging. She elaborately gave an insight into the real-world implementation of AI in breast cancer datasets. She also highlighted the potential challenges in the perspective of an AI user. Altogether, the resource person was able to generate a positive response from the audience regarding today’s topic.

VOTE OF THANKS

Dr.M.SOWMYA, AP/MCA proposed the vote of thanks. She thanked the resource person for delivering a wonderful session and providing the audience with a lot of insights in the AI sector.

Day 9: 19.08.2024 – Monday,

WELCOME ADDRESS

Dr. N Krishnamoorthy, Assistant Professor from Department of Computer Applications(MCA) During his address, he welcomed the resource person and expressed gratitude for accepting the invitation. He then highlighted the significance of Demystifying Generative AI, which is currently dominating the industrial landscape.

Key speaker:

Dr.P. Kola sujatha

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science Anna University, MIET Campus

Topic: A Tour from AI to Gen AI

Time: 11.00 am to 12.00 am

Technical Session

  • The future of technology promises transformative advancements that will reshape various aspects of our lives, societies, and economies. Welcome and introduction to the session’s theme:A TOUR FROM AI TO GenAI. Resource person for the today session wasDr . P. Kola Sujatha .
  • She discussed about key factors driving the transition from Ai to GenAI, its Limitations, increased data availability , computational power.
  • She discussed about Evolution of AI 1ST – 3rd Generation how it evolute from technology -> classification -> regression -> convolution neural networks -> recurrent neural networks -> Deep Reinforcement Learning -> Generative AI .
  • She also discussed about the transition how AI -> ML -> DL ->GenAI .
  • She gave detailed explanation about Artificial Intelligent , Machine Learning and its types supervised ,unsupervised and reinforcement learning and Deep
  • Finally, she emphasized the foundation for a sustainable

Vote of Thanks:

  • N Krishnamoorthy, Assistant Professor from Department of Computer Applications(MCA) proposed the vote of thanks for the intellectual address by the guest.

Day 10: 20.08.2024 – Tuesday,

Welcome Address

Dr.R.Ramyadevi, Assistant Professor from BCA-Data Science Department

She welcomed the chief guest and expressed gratitude for her acceptance of our invitation. She also emphasized the significance of understanding how demystifying Generative AI is impacting the entire industry. The purpose of the Professional Development Programme (PDP), she noted, is to enhance the research skills of scholars and faculty members, helping them elevate their expertise. She then introduced the speaker for the technical session

In conclusion, she encouraged all participants to fully engage with the forum and make the most of the opportunity.

Key Speaker

Dr.M. Mohanapriya

Associate Professor, Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore

Technical Session Topic: *GAN BY Example

Time: 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm

She discussed about Generative Model vs the Discriminative Model. She discussed the importance of Generative Adversarial Network in Image Processing and in finding Fake Images. She stressed the need fora Discriminator role in distinguishing between real and fake.Additionally, she explained the role of the simplest GAN as a Discriminator and Generator.Finally, she touched on the future of GAN in finding Error functions and mathematical application in real-time application with examples

Vote of Thanks

Dr. R. Ramyadevi, Assistant Professor from BCA – Data Science Department proposed the vote of thanks.

Day 11: 21.08.2024 – Wednesday,

Welcome Address

Mrs. Divya, Assistant Professor from the MCA Department. She welcomed the chief guest and expressed appreciation for her acceptance of the invitation.

She emphasized the importance of understanding how demystifying Generative AI is transforming the industry. She highlighted that the Professional Development Programme (PDP) aims to enhance the research skills of scholars and faculty members, helping them elevate their expertise. Following this, she introduced the speaker for the technical session.

Key Speaker

Ms. Devi. S, Assistant Professor, School of CSE & IS, Presidency University, Bangalore.

Key Speaker: Ms. Devi. S

Assistant Professor, School of CSE & IS, Presidency University, Bangalore.

Topic: Gen AI Metrics

Time: 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm.

Technical Session:

Generative AI is an advanced branch of artificial intelligence that focuses on creating new data, such as text, images, and audio, by learning patterns from existing data.The session, led by Ms. Devi, offered valuable insights into the fundamental concepts of Gen AI, the importance of evaluation metrics, and the various types of metrics used across different domains such as text, image, and audio generation. Ms. Devi emphasized the critical role of evaluation metrics in the development and refinement of generative AI models.

In addition to domain-specific metrics, Ms. Devi discussed several general metrics that apply to all generative AI models, regardless of the content type.

The session aimed to equip participants with the knowledge required to effectively evaluate generative models, which are increasingly becoming integral to modern AI applications.

Vote of Thanks

Mrs. Divya, an Assistant Professor from MCA Department proposed the vote of thanks.

Day 12: 22.08.2024 – Thursday,

Welcome Address

Dr.Jayalakshmi, Assistant Professor from CS Department welcomed the chief guest and expressed appreciation for his acceptance of the invitation.She introduced the speaker for the technical session.

Key Speaker: Mr. Nishanth

Prinicipal Data Scientists, Yubi (Cerd Avenue Pvt.),Chennai

Topic: GEN AI EVALUVATION TECHNIQUE

Time: 10.30 am to 11.30 am.

Technical Session:

He focussed and discussed the significant progress in the following areas:

  • Quantitative Metrics
  • Qualitative Evaluation
  • Robustness and Safety
  • Usability Metrics
  • Model-Specific Metrics
  • Complexity and Creativity Metric
  • Advanced Metrics for Language Models

He highlighted the things, Evaluating generative AI involves assessing various aspects of its performance, reliability, and usability. Discussed the advances in Human in-the-loop Evaluation, crowdsourcing platforms like Amazon Mechanical Truck are increasingly used for gathering diverse human judgments on generative outputs.

Finally, he concluded the session by reiterating the importance of preparing for these technological changes, both in terms of adapting current systems and fostering innovation.

End with a call to action: encouraging attendees to engage with these technologies responsibly and proactively to shape a better future.

Participants Feedback about 12 Days Session 

Excellent Workshop. Gained lot of knowledge. Takeaways are really good.

Congratulations to the TEAM MEMBERS and Thanks to all Resource PersonsHighly Commendable.

-Dr NithyanandhSelvam PSG – Coimbatore

Well organised. Kudos to the team. All the sessions are nicely handled with both theory and appropriate practical sessions. Thanks to the team and expecting a workshop on the same.

-Ms.Rehna

Thank you for a fantastic workshop! The knowledge and insights shared were truly eye-opening and will be invaluable moving forward

-Mrs.Deepa

Vote of Thanks

Dr.Uma Shankari, Programme Coordinator, Associate Professor from BCA Department proposed the vote of thanks for the intellectual address by the guest.

Valedictory Session:

The valedictory session was held on the 22nd of August 2024, marking the conclusion of the two- week program. Dr. Umashankari, Associate Professor, delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of the programme.

Vote of Thanks by Dr. Umashankari: Dr. Umashankari acknowledged the efforts of the organizing committee, the contributions of the speakers, and the active participation of all attendees. She extended her appreciation to the leadership of SRM Institute of Science and Technology and CSI Chennai Chapter for their support in organizing this impactful program. The session concluded with a call to continue exploring the transformative potential of AI.

Feedback:

Participants provided positive feedback, appreciating the depth and breadth of the topics covered. The interactive nature of the workshops and the expertise of the speakers were particularly highlighted as the strengths of the program.

Outcome of the Programme :

  • Enhanced Understanding: Participants gained a solid grasp of Generative AI concepts and
  • Skill Development: Hands-on workshops equipped participants with practical AI
  • Networking: The programme facilitated valuable connections between academia and industry
  • Ethical Awareness: Increased awareness of AI’s ethical and social implications.
  • Innovation: Participants are now better prepared to apply AI in research and industry.
  • Positive Feedback: The success of the event encourages future initiatives on emerging
  • Strengthened Collaboration: The event bolstered academic-industry ties, paving the way for future