Public proposals on education, skills development and AI, so far about 1.5 lakh feedback recorded

Lucknow, September 14 (IANS). The ‘Samarth Uttar Pradesh developed Uttar Pradesh @2047’, run by the Yogi government, is constantly moving with public participation and proposals. Until Sunday, nodal officers and enlightened people visited all the 75 districts of the state and died with students, teachers, business people, entrepreneurs, farmers, voluntary organizations, labor organizations, media and general public. In this dialogue, not only the development journey of the past eight years has been shared, but the discussion and feedback were also obtained to determine the direction of the future. So far, about 1.5 lakh feedback has been recorded on the Portal ‘Samarth Uttar Pradesh. Up.gov.in ‘developed by the government. Of these, about one lakh feedback was received from rural areas and the rest from urban areas. According to the age group, approximately 50 thousand proposals come from the age group under 31 years, 75 thousand proposals of 31-60 years and the remaining proposals of the age group of more than 60 years. Education is still the biggest problem among the public. About 50 thousand suggestions were found related to education. Apart from this, approximately 25 thousand is related to urban and rural development, more than 15 thousand over health, about 15 thousand proposals related to social well -being and more than 20 thousand related to the agricultural sector. The districts such as Kanpur Dehat, Farpresshabad, Jaunpur, Balrampur, Pratapgarh and Firozabad were the largest participation. More than 53,996 feedback was received from these districts, showing that the public is taking this campaign seriously. Many enlightened people, including Arun Kumar Dwivedi, Deepali and Vaishali Raina, suggested that the time is needed to connect education with skills development. In order to provide work-oriented education to students, the emphasis was on the inclusion of commercial subjects in the school curriculum and the free skills development course through e-learning portal. To handle the rising cost of private education in urban areas, the quality of government schools and the need to improve resources is also mentioned. Abhishek Kumar and Alok Kumar of Kanpur Countryside emphasized the growing relevance of tools such as artificial intelligence (AI) and chatjpt in the IT area. He said that AI revolutionary changes in areas such as education, research, drug manufacturing, architecture and engineering may have led to the release of Chat GPT at the end of 2022. Even NASA is working on the possibility of using it in spatial research. Although there is enthusiasm among people about AI, experts believe this technique will take time to bring full confidence. It takes more testing and development so that it can be applied safely and usefully in the future. From the campaign it is clear that the public is not just becoming an active partner, not just on the path of development. People’s proposals on education, skills development and the acceptance of modern technology can form the basis of the future policy of the government. -Ians SK/AS