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ITU Future Innovators is a podcast hosted by youth, for youth, with a focus on the tools, trends, and transformations shaping our digital future by spotlighting the voices of innovative young people tackling global challenges head-on, brought to you by ITU the UN Agency for…
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ITU Future Innovators | Why youth voices matter in digital development (opens the original)
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In this episode of the ITU Future Innovators, Dunola Oladapo, Youth Officer at ITU, sits down with Rui Wan from the ITU New York Liaison Office to discuss how ITU is enabling youth leadership, digital inclusion, while creating opportunities for the next generation of experts and changemakers. Rui shares his own inspiring journey from an ITU intern to representing the organization at the United Nations in New York, highlighting the role of young people in shaping a more connected and inclusive di
ITU Future Innovators | Youth Advancing AI for Inclusive Learning and Wellbeing (opens the original)
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In this episode of the ITU Future Innovators Podcast, Roser Almenar from the ITU Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Board hosts young innovators Adam Skali and Eugenio Salas Iturriaga to discuss how youth are using AI to transform education and healthcare. The conversation highlights the opportunities AI offers to make learning more personalised, inclusive, and accessible, while also addressing important questions around ethics, responsibility, and the need to preserve human judgment and autonom
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