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CEO returns to the TEDx stage with a call for inclusive AI.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the world at an unprecedented pace. But as innovation accelerates, an important question remains: Who gets to benefit from it?

At TEDx NSU, AIT’s Founder and CEO, Hasnaeen Rizvi Rahman, returned to the TEDx stage for the second time to explore this very question in his talk, ‘AI for the Poor: The New Global Divide We’re Not Ready For.’

The talk challenged the audience to think beyond technological advancement and consider the responsibility that comes with it.

AI must be an equalizer

Speaking from both personal experience and professional conviction, he emphasized that the conversation around AI is also a conversation about opportunity, access, and inclusion.
“When I talk about AI for the poor, I am talking about my people, my country, my heritage, my past. AI can either be the greatest equalizer the world has ever seen or the greatest divider. The choice is ours.”
The message reflects a belief that AI should not be reserved for those with the greatest resources. Instead, it should become a force that expands opportunity and empowers communities everywhere.

A vision that shapes AIT

At AIT, we believe technology creates its greatest impact when it solves meaningful problems and reaches the people who need it most.

Our CEO’s perspective continues to shape how we approach innovation, encouraging us to build solutions that are not only technically advanced but also responsible, accessible, and human-centered.

Looking ahead

As AI continues to redefine industries and societies, conversations like these are more important than ever.

We are proud to see our CEO bring this vision to the TEDx stage once again, inspiring the next generation of technologists, entrepreneurs, and leaders to think beyond what AI can do and focus on what it should do.

The future of AI will be defined not only by breakthroughs in technology, but by the choices we make together.

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