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DESCRIPTION:Two insightful sessions were held recently under the IEEE banne
 r\, offering participants valuable perspectives on both the technological 
 future of artificial intelligence and the strategic growth of IEEE student
  branches. The first session titled\,“Benefits\, Strategies for Effectiv
 e Leadership and Growth of IEEE Student Branches”\, was delivered by Dr.
  Venkatesha Muniswamy\, Professor and HOD at Sai Vidya Institute of Techno
 logy\, during a leadership development event at Aditya College\, Bangalore
 .The second\, titled “Agentic AI”\, was presented by Ms. Prajna Rama M
 urthy\, Software\nDeveloper at IBM India Software Labs\, during IEEE Day 2
 025 at the IEEE BIT Student Branch. Agentic AI is an artificial intelligen
 ce system that can accomplish a specific goal with limited supervision. It
  consists of AI agents — ML models that mimic human decision-making to s
 olve problems in real time.\n\nSession 1: Leadership and Growth of IEEE St
 udent Branches.The first session\, conducted by Dr. Venkatesha Muniswamy\,
  shifted focus from technology to leadership. His presentation highlighted
  the importance of effective organization\, collaboration\, and vision in 
 ensuring the growth and sustainability of IEEE student branches. Dr. Venka
 tesha began by revisiting the origins and mission of IEEE\, tracing its ev
 olution from the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) and the
  Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) to the global professional network it 
 represents today. He described how IEEE now connects over 500\,000 members
  worldwide and serves as a central hub for research\, education\, and inno
 vation across diverse domains — from robotics and AI to sustainable ener
 gy and healthcare technology. The presentation also showcased the achievem
 ents of the IEEE Bangalore Section\, which stands as one of India’s most
  vibrant and active branches\, hosting numerous technical societies\, stud
 ent branches\, and professional groups. Dr. Venkatesha elaborated on the b
 enefits of IEEE membership\, such as access to research publications\, sch
 olarships\, travel grants\, and leadership opportunities. He also outlined
  funding opportunities available to student branches and societies\, empha
 sizing that with strategic planning and collaboration\, student groups can
  access up to $50\,000 (INR 45 lakhs) in annual funding for activities and
  events.\n\nSession 2: Agentic AI – The Next Step Beyond Generative Inte
 lligence Ms. Prajna Rama Murthy’s talk focused on the evolution of artif
 icial intelligence from generative models to agentic systems — a shift t
 hat marks the beginning of AI systems capable not only of\nresponding to p
 rompts but of acting autonomously to achieve defined goals. She introduced
  Agentic AI as a new paradigm where AI agents can plan\, make decisions\, 
 and execute actions independently\, blending the creativity of generative 
 AI with the precision and logic of traditional programming. The presentati
 on explained how AI assistants differ from AI agents: assistants are react
 ive\, working within user-defined boundaries\, while agents are proactive\
 , capable of breaking tasks into smaller goals and learning from their exp
 eriences through persistent memory and adaptive feedback.Ms. Prajna also d
 iscussed how IBM is leading advancements in this field\, leveraging founda
 tion models and large language models (LLMs) to create intelligent systems
  that can operate dynamically in real-world environments.\n\nRoom: Seminar
  hall\, Bldg: Main building\, Banglore institute of tecnology\, Bangalore\
 , Karnataka\, India\, 560004
LOCATION:Room: Seminar hall\, Bldg: Main building\, Banglore institute of t
 ecnology\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, India\, 560004
ORGANIZER:jalajas@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:61
SUMMARY:IEEE Day -2025 celebration - Advancing technology for Humanity
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/512027
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;Two insightful sessions were held recently
  under the IEEE banner\, offering participants valuable&amp;nbsp\;perspectives
  on both the technological future of artificial intelligence and the strat
 egic growth of IEEE&amp;nbsp\;student branches. The first session titled\,&amp;ldq
 uo\;Benefits\, Strategies for Effective Leadership and Growth of&amp;nbsp\;IEE
 E Student Branches&amp;rdquo\;\, was delivered by Dr. Venkatesha Muniswamy\, P
 rofessor and HOD at Sai&amp;nbsp\;Vidya Institute of Technology\, during a lea
 dership development event at Aditya College\, Bangalore.The second\, title
 d &amp;ldquo\;Agentic AI&amp;rdquo\;\, was presented by Ms. Prajna Rama Murthy\, S
 oftware&lt;br&gt;Developer at IBM India Software Labs\, during IEEE Day 2025 at 
 the IEEE BIT Student Branch. Agentic AI is an artificial intelligence syst
 em that can accomplish a specific goal with limited&amp;nbsp\;supervision. It 
 consists of AI agents &amp;mdash\; ML models that mimic human decision-making 
 to solve&amp;nbsp\;problems in real time.&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Sessi
 on 1: Leadership and Growth of IEEE Student Branches.The first session\, c
 onducted by Dr. Venkatesha Muniswamy\, shifted focus from technology to le
 adership. His presentation highlighted the importance of effective organiz
 ation\, collaboration\, and vision in ensuring the growth and sustainabili
 ty of IEEE student branches. Dr. Venkatesha began by revisiting the origin
 s and mission of IEEE\, tracing its evolution from the American Institute 
 of Electrical Engineers (AIEE) and the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE) 
 to the global professional network it represents today. He described how I
 EEE now connects over 500\,000 members worldwide and serves as a central h
 ub for research\, education\, and innovation across diverse domains &amp;mdash
 \; from robotics and AI to sustainable energy and healthcare technology. T
 he presentation also showcased the achievements of the IEEE Bangalore Sect
 ion\, which stands as one&amp;nbsp\;of India&amp;rsquo\;s most vibrant and active 
 branches\, hosting&amp;nbsp\;numerous technical societies\, student branches\,
  and&amp;nbsp\;professional groups. Dr. Venkatesha elaborated on the&amp;nbsp\;ben
 efits of IEEE membership\, such as access to&amp;nbsp\;research publications\,
  scholarships\, travel grants\, and&amp;nbsp\;leadership opportunities. He als
 o outlined funding&amp;nbsp\;opportunities&amp;nbsp\;available to student&amp;nbsp\;br
 anches and societies\, emphasizing that with&amp;nbsp\;strategic planning and 
 collaboration\, student groups can access up to&amp;nbsp\;$50\,000 (INR 45 lak
 hs) in annual funding for activities and events.&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Session 2:
  Agentic AI &amp;ndash\; The Next Step Beyond Generative Intelligence&amp;nbsp\;Ms
 . Prajna Rama Murthy&amp;rsquo\;s talk focused on the evolution of artificial 
 intelligence from generative&amp;nbsp\;models to agentic systems &amp;mdash\; a sh
 ift that marks the beginning of AI systems capable not only of&lt;br&gt;respondi
 ng to prompts but of acting autonomously to achieve defined goals. She int
 roduced Agentic AI&amp;nbsp\;as a new paradigm where AI agents can plan\, make
  decisions\, and execute actions independently\, blending the creativity o
 f generative AI with the precision and logic&amp;nbsp\;of traditional programm
 ing. The presentation explained how AI assistants differ from AI agents:&amp;n
 bsp\;assistants are reactive\, working within user-defined boundaries\, wh
 ile&amp;nbsp\;agents are proactive\, capable of breaking tasks into smaller go
 als and&amp;nbsp\;learning from their experiences through persistent memory an
 d&amp;nbsp\;adaptive feedback.Ms. Prajna also discussed how IBM is leading&amp;nbs
 p\;advancements in this field\, leveraging foundation models and large&amp;nbs
 p\;language models (LLMs) to create intelligent systems that can&amp;nbsp\;ope
 rate dynamically in real-world environments.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&lt;img src=&quot;https://eve
 nts.vtools.ieee.org/vtools_ui/media/display/2698f7aa-0fed-4404-949e-bda0a0
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 f1cad2d9-a605-4b03-a806-5909aef70ff3&quot;&gt;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&lt;img src=&quot;https://events.vt
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