The Department of Computer Science (Data Science & Analytics) and Computer Science Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning) organized an Association Meeting on 26 September 2026 at the Pallava Hall. The meeting was conducted to provide students with a platform to present on emerging topics in artificial intelligence and technology, enhance their presentation skills, and encourage active participation and peer learning.
The programme commenced with a Welcome Address by S. Sanjeev Kumar. The welcome address set the tone for the meeting and outlined the objectives of the Association Meeting, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and knowledge sharing among students of the department.
O.S. Aruneshwari and L. Reshmi Vandhana of I CS (DSA) delivered the presentation on Chatbots and AI Agents. They shared valuable insights on the working of chatbots, the role of AI agents in modern applications, and the growing significance of conversational AI in various industries.
M. Muthumeenatchi and S.V. Deepa Akshaya of I CS (AI & ML) presented the next session on Model Collapse. They explained the concept in an informative and engaging manner, highlighting the challenges that arise when AI models are
trained repeatedly on synthetic data generated by other models.
V. Shahana and S. Sethu Supriya of II CS (DSA) delivered an effective presentation on the Evolution of AI. They traced the development of artificial intelligence from its early foundations to the present day and interacted well with the audience. K. Yuvan Sanjay and J.S. Vinoth of II CS (DSA) presented the final session on Astra AI. They explained the concepts clearly and discussed the features and applications of Astra AI.
Following the presentations, an interactive quiz on “Application of Technology” was
conducted. Students participated enthusiastically and demonstrated their understanding of the topics discussed during the meeting. The quiz created an engaging atmosphere and reinforced the key concepts covered in the presentations.
