Inclusive AI isn’t the future coming—it’s the future opening its doors to everyone.
Welcome to a future where AI isn’t just clever—it’s kind. As technology races ahead, the real win is when it brings everyone along for the ride. That’s the promise of Inclusive AI: shifting us from “tech for some” to “tech for all.”
A 2023 UNESCO study documented that inclusive classrooms in India improved learning outcomes for students with disabilities by 15%, while also enhancing social cohesion and attendance across the school. Similarly, NCERT and the Ministry of Education emphasise that when inclusion is woven into teacher preparation and school practices, accessibility and belonging increase significantly.
Did you know? Over 70% of AI systems trained on narrow data sets perform poorly on real-world users—because the world is far more diverse than the data!
As we close this edition, one thing is unmistakably clear: the future isn’t waiting for anyone to catch up. It’s being shaped—right now—by how boldly we rethink learning, teaching, and technology. And at the centre of this shift is Inclusive AI, reminding us that when we design for everyone, we build systems that uplift each one.
