It's the ultimate "mastermind" that can take on any task, no matter how daunting. Institute of Public Policy, NLSIU National Law School of India University Global Trade ObserverĪrtificial intelligence (AI) is the talk of the town these days and for good reason - it's changing the game in every industry from healthcare to finance, but let's not beat around the bush: AI is not just some "smartypants" technology that can solve complex problems in no time.ĪI is like a "brain in a jar" that can learn and adapt to new situations. This was also my first Hybrid engagement at a Summit like this and it was great that this format was able to bring together top colleges at one place.
Pralok Gupta, Prateek Kukreja, Vibhuti Garg and Falit Sijariya for judging the event and providing important inputs. Lastly, the modern Geopolitical issues were also part of our collaborations, ranging from the Nord Stream to the One Sun, One World, One Grid. We also suggested a better Tech Transfer mechanism, and whilst invoking the Meadows Limits to Growth model we suggested greater collaboration between the Global North and South.
The International Maritime Organization has already been working on the phasing out of pollutants in the Maritime Industry. Our interventions mainly focused on rising above narrow considerations of small-scale solutions and replace them with significant efforts in Greening of the Logistics Network, for a sustainable Green Trade. We also raised concerns on the Reverse Consensus Method at the World Trade Organization. We raised the issues of Eurocentrism and why the CBDR model and the precedents set in the Kyoto Protocol (Annex I and Non-Annex countries) and the Bali Peace Clause of WTO need a look. Our team won the Best Negotiator award due to our pressing counters and building of a global collaboration on Greening Sea Lines of Communications and raising a consensus on Green Trade. It was great negotiating at the Model G20 Summit, under the aegis of Global Trade Observer. Glad to win the Best Negotiator award at the summit.
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