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Founder & CEO Gourav Gupta inspired students, and techcadd’s AI Dog stole the show.
CGC University
Landran
techcadd
Skill and Technology Partner
Learn Today,
Lead Tomorrow.
Landran
techcadd conducted an engaging interactive session at CGC Landran, inspiring students to explore the future of technology, innovation and the opportunities emerging in a rapidly evolving digital world.
techcadd Founder and CEO Mr. Gourav Gupta motivated the students by sharing his journey of establishing multiple techcadd campuses and his mission to empower young people for future-ready careers.
The standout attraction was techcadd’s AI Dog, which amazed everyone and made artificial intelligence more engaging and approachable. A visible demonstration invites questions about how intelligent systems receive information, respond to inputs and where their limits lie.
A founder’s story shows that professional growth is a sequence of decisions, challenges and sustained effort. The useful lesson is not to copy one route but to build the habits behind it: identifying a need, learning continuously, accepting feedback and staying committed to useful work.
AI is here to create possibilities, not replace people.
AI can generate options, but people decide which problems matter, what outcomes are acceptable and how to respond when a system fails. Verify outputs, protect personal information and follow your institution’s rules on AI assistance.
“AI is here to create possibilities, not replace people.”
Interactive technology and AI session at CGC Landran — with heartfelt thanks to CGC University, Landran, for its warm hospitality.
FAQs
An interactive session inspiring students to explore the future of technology and innovation.
Mr. Gourav Gupta, Founder and CEO of techcadd, who shared his journey of establishing multiple techcadd campuses.
techcadd’s AI Dog, which amazed the audience.
That AI is here to create possibilities and support people, not replace them.
Yes — begin with programming fundamentals, logical thinking, data literacy and small guided exercises.
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