The Bhutan Innovation Forum highlighted the potential benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality across various sectors, including agriculture, tourism, education, and health. Experts emphasized the importance of balancing technological advancements with ethical considerations while prioritizing human intelligence. The discussions aimed to explore how Bhutan can leverage these technologies for sustainable development.
Nesma Bensalem from WeCare Impact discussed how precision AI can optimize agricultural practices by providing data-driven insights. Richard Rothenberg from Global AI advocated for incorporating AI into educational curricula to enhance learning experiences. The need for a regulatory framework to ensure responsible AI use was a recurring theme, underscoring the importance of aligning technology with human values.
• AI and augmented reality can modernize agriculture, tourism, education, and health.
• Human intelligence should take precedence over AI in Bhutan's context.
The forum discussed how AI can enhance various sectors in Bhutan, emphasizing its potential for sustainable development.
Experts highlighted its use in education to visualize learning across different fields.
In agriculture, precision AI can help predict weather patterns and improve resource management.
Nesma Bensalem emphasized its role in using precision AI for sustainable agricultural practices.
Richard Rothenberg advocated for integrating AI into educational curricula to enhance student learning.
Sonam Pelden stressed the importance of prioritizing human intelligence over AI in policy-making.
Audrey Low called for a framework to ensure safe and responsible innovation in AI.
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