AIML Student Selected as Google Gemini Student Ambassador for 2026–27
Appala Bharath, a IV B.Tech AIML student, has been selected as a Google Gemini Student Ambassador for the academic year 2026–27, marking a notable opportunity to engage with emerging Artificial Intelligence technologies and contribute to AI awareness among the student community. His selection reflects his dedication, leadership, enthusiasm, and interest in exploring innovative AI technologies.
In this role, Bharath will have the opportunity to engage with fellow students, create awareness about Google Gemini and Generative AI, encourage innovation, and inspire students to explore the possibilities of emerging AI technologies. The role will also provide a platform for him to share knowledge and promote greater interest in AI-driven innovation within the student community.
The achievement highlights Bharath’s commitment to learning and contributing to the growing AI ecosystem. The Department of AIML congratulates him on this recognition and acknowledges the continued motivation and support provided by the management, higher authorities, Academic In-charge Dr. Rangaswamy, and Class In-charge Dr. Sravanth Kumar.
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