Shihab Pookottur, State Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami, said that while adopting the advantages of technology that is growing day by day, we should also be able to uphold human values. He was speaking after inaugurating the ‘Huddle 2025’ fellowship camp jointly organized by the People’s Foundation and Baithuzzakath Kerala for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Robots have entered all sectors including employment and service. Only humans can understand human emotions and act according to values. He said that the realization that even artificial intelligence, which thinks it knows everything, cannot grasp will always set humans apart.
People’s Foundation Vice Chairman M. Abdul Majeed presided over the inauguration ceremony of the camp held at Peechi, Thrissur over two days. Kerala Forest Research Institute Chief Scientist Dr. T.V. Sajeev was the chief guest. Baithuzzakath Kerala Chairman Sheikh Muhammed Karakunnu delivered the keynote address.
In various sessions, Anwar Mattancherry, Amhar, Dr. Nishad V.M, Adv. Zaheer Manayath, Danish, Shamseer Ibrahim, Dr. Roshifa, Dr. Jaffer, Sinan, Ajmal T.P, Hameed Salim, C.M. Sharif interacted with the students. In the concluding session, the chief guest, Yasir Zakir, Chairman & Managing Director, Cap India Construction Private Limited, distributed cash prizes to the students. SIO State Legal Cell Convener Adv. Fahis, GIO State Committee Member Adv. Thamanna Sulthana spoke. People’s Foundation Project Directors P.A. Rameem, T. Ismail, Rahim Chennamangallur, Baithuzzakath Kerala Secretary Fawaz T.J, Project Coordinator Aslam and others led the camp.
