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Launches at the Conclave on AI Governance

Our recent Conclave on AI Governance witnessed the launch of eight key initiatives and reports by the CeRAI team. These initiatives were launched by IITM Director, V Kamakoti, alongside Prof. Balaraman Ravindran, Head, Wadhwani School of Data Science and AI, and Centre for Responsible AI.

The Algorithmic–Human Manager: AI, Apps, and Workers in the Indian Gig Economy

Authored by Omir Kumar, Policy Analyst, CeRAI, IIT Madras, and Krishnan Narayanan, Researcher, CeRAI, IIT Madras, Co-founder and President, itihaasa Research and Digital, this report explores how algorithms and human oversight jointly manage gig workers — from delivery riders to platform drivers.

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• Oct 14, 2025
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Computational Social Sciences
-- Prof. Ponnurangam Kumaraguru --

Sciences and Social sciences are often considered apart but Prof. Ponnurangam Kumaraguru, Professor of Computer Science at IIIT-Hyderabad and Associate Researcher at Robert Bosch Centre for Data Science and AI, believes that technology has so much to offer to social sciences. Therefore, Prof. Kumaraguru is carrying out research in an emerging area called Computational Social Sciences. To know more about his research in this field, Prof. Kumaraguru was hosted by RBCDSAI to give a talk on Computational Social Science on 1st August 2022.

• Aug 23, 2022
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A strategy to make networks more resilient to attacks

We live in a highly connected world! World Wide Web, social networks, brain networks, Railway networks, Power Distribution networks etc. are all examples of connections or say networks. All these networks can be pictorially represented as a collection of connected objects. Varied it may seem but all these networks have two common entities: nodes and edges. Here, a node is an object and an edge is a line that links objects together. In the case of a social network, the nodes are human profiles and the edges can be considered as following/ follower relationships between two profiles. Similarly, in the case of railway networks- stations are nodes and the railway lines that connect the stations are edges. 

By Sai Saranga Das
• Jun 16, 2022
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