Mumbai: Amid the Maharashtra government’s push for the use of Artificial Intelligence in the administration, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Monday cautioned government officers and employees to work ably or else a robot will replace them. He said that if the administration is adaptable to changes with the time, people can get more dynamic, transparent and better services.
He was speaking in his address after inaugurating the four day “Tech Wari: Maharashtra Tech Learning Week” organised from May 5 to 9 by the state general administration department at the Mantralaya. A confluence of modern technology and new ideas, ‘Tech Wari’ is the beginning of spreading technology to every nook and corner of Maharashtra and creating a modern tech-friendly state.
The Maharashtra Deputy CM further said the “Tech Wari” initiative will serve as a guide for the administrative officers and employees of the state to expand their administrative capacity. “The message of ‘ Tech Wari’ initiative is that we are not just accepting changes but also leading them,” he added.
Ajit Pawar said that everyone will benefit from the guidance of renowned speakers on various topics such as Blockchain, Internet of Things, Cyber Security, Digital Finance, Transformation of Administration through Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Frontier Tech for a Developed Maharashtra. He appealed to the government staff to accept the changes of the times and make the administration more dynamic. (IANS)
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