Generative AI | Technology Awareness | Digital Skills
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A two-day, in-person session on the possibilities and applications of Generative AI.
Pyramid College
Phagwara
techcadd
Skill and Technology Partner
Learn Today,
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Phagwara | 11–12 March 2026
techcadd conducted an engaging Generative AI session at Pyramid College, Phagwara, on 11–12 March 2026. The in-person session was led by Eakumpreet Singh and Nandini Ma’am, who shared practical insights while students explored the possibilities and applications of this rapidly evolving technology.
Students participated actively and showed curiosity and enthusiasm throughout the interaction. Through this initiative, techcadd continued its effort to bridge the gap between education and emerging technologies.
Generative AI refers to systems that create new content — text, images, audio, code and more — in response to instructions, using patterns learned from data. A generated output is not necessarily a verified fact: it should be treated as something to review, not an unquestionable authority.
A useful prompt states the task, context, audience, constraints and format. Iteration is normal — but an elaborate prompt is no substitute for enough subject knowledge to judge whether the answer is right.
techcadd appreciates the participation of the students and the support of Pyramid College, Phagwara, in making the session a valuable learning interaction.
“Approach Generative AI with curiosity — and with judgement.”
Generative AI session · Pyramid College, Phagwara · 11–12 March 2026 · led by Eakumpreet Singh and Nandini Ma’am.
FAQs
On 11–12 March 2026, in person at Pyramid College, Phagwara.
Eakumpreet Singh and Nandini Ma’am, who shared practical insights with the students.
Generative Artificial Intelligence and its growing possibilities and applications.
No. Outputs can contain inaccuracies or omissions; verify important information through reliable sources.
No. Begin with awareness and responsible use; programming matters for deeper technical study.
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