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Dr. Smrite Goudhaman

In EveryRoom ThatMatters.

Geneva. Paris. Singapore. New Delhi. Bangalore. The work does not wait for an invitation — it earns one. Every stage. Every paper. Every recognition.

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Talks, interviews, and recorded presentations.

Videos · Field Work · Research Rooms

Inside the rooms where the work moves.

Three films, three kinds of institutional work: standards being shaped in Tampere, a global governance conversation in Geneva, and research on human accountability at IIM Lucknow.

September 2026 · Tampere, Finland
International Telecommunication Union · FG AI4SSC

Inside the Working Group: where ideas become standards.

This is the work behind the conference stage. In Tampere, the first meeting of the ITU Focus Group on AI for Smart Sustainable Cities and Communities brought experts into working groups and task groups to turn broad questions about urban AI into practical technical specifications and reports. The focus is interoperability, accessibility, sustainability and the systems cities will need if AI is to work safely at scale.

For AI for Every Mind, this room also marked a shift from contribution to continuing standards work. Youth research contributions were brought into the conversation, including the wider pipeline of 40 youth papers developed around responsible and inclusive AI. The work now continues through the accessibility and inclusion stream, where human agency is not an afterthought but part of the technical design.

First FG AI4SSC meeting · 10–11 September 2026 · Tampere

Working Group · Standards · Inclusion
July 2026 · Geneva
UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance · Side Event

AI for Every Mind: Education, Human Agency & Governance

Inside Nations Room G at Palexpo, a UN registered side event turned a classroom question into a policy conversation: what does it mean for AI to serve every mind, not just the ones it was designed for? The discussion placed inclusive education, human agency and responsible governance in the same room.

6 July 2026 · Room G, Palexpo, Geneva

United Nations · Geneva
18–19 September 2026 · Noida
IIM Lucknow · IMC International Research Conference 2026

When AI decides, who remains accountable?

At IIM Lucknow, the research moved into one of the hardest questions in organizational AI: what happens when algorithmic systems begin to operate like co managers? The presentation examined the AI Co Manager Paradox, asking how organizations can benefit from machine supported decision making without allowing human responsibility to disappear behind the system.

This film captures the research room behind that question: presenting, discussing and testing ideas about algorithmic decision making, leadership responsibility and the future of human accountability in organizations.

IMC IRC 2026 · IIM Lucknow, Noida Campus

Research · Accountability · Human Agency
Recognition · Professional Journey

Datamatics

AI for Every Mind: Education, Human Agency and Governance
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UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance · Side Event
AI for Every Mind: Education, Human Agency and Governance
Full recording of the UN-registered side event at Palexpo, Geneva. A policy conversation about what it means for AI to serve every mind.
6 July 2026 · Room G, Palexpo, Geneva
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From Geneva

United Nations · July 2026

Inside the Conversation: Ideas for a Better Tomorrow
UN Geneva — Highlights Mashup
Inside the Conversation: Ideas for a Better Tomorrow
Highlights from the United Nations side event in Geneva. Inside the conversation that brought inclusive AI education to a global policy stage.
Geneva · July 2026
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A Moment of Recognition: Celebrating Impact, Driving Innovation
Datamatics — Award Ceremony
A Moment of Recognition: Celebrating Impact, Driving Innovation
Recognition at Datamatics for contributions to AI literacy, inclusive education, and human-centred governance.
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FROM GENEVA

United Nations · July 2026

The Future Will Be Shaped By Humans
UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance
The Future Will Be Shaped By Humans
Understand. Question. Shape. Three words that framed a week inside the United Nations — and the belief driving all of it: however capable AI becomes, the responsibility for what it becomes never stops being human.
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Mother’s Love in the Age of AI
UN Office Geneva · Panel Discussion
Mother’s Love in the Age of AI
As AI reshapes the world, one question matters most: who shapes the values that guide it? This panel argued that empathy, responsibility and human dignity — the instincts of a mother’s love — aren’t soft additions to AI safety. They’re the compass.
9 July 2026 · Room Concordia 1, UNOG, Geneva
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Innovate. Connect. Impact.
AI for Good Global Summit
Innovate. Connect. Impact.
Fifty-plus UN agencies. One shared floor. Amid the noise of the world’s largest AI for good gathering, the most useful hours were spent in direct conversation about what inclusive, hands-on AI education could look like in classrooms that don’t yet have a seat at tables like this one.
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From 100 Participants to a UNESCO Program — DBA | GGU × upGrad
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GGU × upGrad · Personal Story
From 100 Participants to a UNESCO Program — DBA | GGU × upGrad
A personal story about what brought Dr Goudhaman to doctoral research — from a middle-class mother who changed what her daughter believed was possible, to presenting at a UNESCO programme.
The Story of India's First DBA Graduate | College Vidya
College Vidya · DBA Journey
The Story of India's First DBA Graduate | College Vidya
From Chandigarh to a Doctorate in Business Administration — AI Researcher and Adjunct Faculty at GGU, San Francisco. A 17-minute conversation about the journey and what it means to be India's first DBA graduate.
How to Market to Algorithms: Decoding Pre-Sales & AI
Pre-Sales & AI · Industry Talk
How to Market to Algorithms: Decoding Pre-Sales & AI
A masterclass on the intersection of pre-sales strategy and AI — how AI is reshaping how enterprises buy, evaluate and adopt technology.

“The question was never whether AI would be capable. It is whether we can build systems where machine and human intelligence amplify each other — and the result is more human, not less.”

— Dr Smrite Goudhaman