An inspiring educational visit to the “Build with AI — Hands-on Workshop” organized by the Google Developer Group Bengaluru in collaboration with Locus was undertaken with the AWS Cloud Practitioner CC7 batch students of Don Bosco Tech Society. The visit was designed to move beyond classroom learning and immerse students in the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence, with a strong focus on how cloud technologies power real-world AI solutions.
From the very beginning, the workshop set an engaging tone by blending conceptual understanding with practical implementation. Led by industry experts Mr. Mihir, Ms. Shweta Bhatt, and Mr. Mayur Madnani, the sessions unfolded as a dynamic exchange of ideas, experimentation, and innovation. Their insights brought clarity to complex AI concepts while demonstrating how modern cloud platforms act as the backbone for building, scaling, and deploying intelligent systems.
One of the most thought-provoking moments of the programme was the session “Design AI Systems that Design Systems” delivered by Shweta Bhatt. The idea of creating intelligent systems capable of designing and optimizing other AI workflows sparked curiosity and deeper reflection among students. It introduced them to the future of automation and scalable architectures, helping them connect these ideas with AWS principles such as elasticity, managed services, and efficient resource utilization.
Equally captivating was the session “Building Multi-Agent AI Philosophers with Gemma” by Mayur Madnani. This session brought to life the concept of multiple intelligent agents collaborating seamlessly to solve complex problems. Students were able to draw clear parallels with distributed systems, microservices, and orchestration models widely used in cloud environments. What seemed like an abstract idea quickly transformed into a tangible understanding of how modern applications are built and deployed.
The workshop was not limited to theory. Through hands-on exercises using Google Colab and API integrations, participants actively built and experimented with AI-driven solutions. These practical sessions bridged the gap between knowledge and application, enabling students to experience how cloud-hosted environments support development, testing, and deployment in real time. The experience mirrored key AWS services and workflows, reinforcing their academic learning with real-world relevance.
A particularly enriching segment explored the evolution of Artificial Intelligence, tracing its journey from rule-based systems to advanced agentic frameworks. This historical perspective gave students a broader understanding of how AI has matured alongside cloud computing, highlighting the importance of scalability, availability, and performance in handling modern workloads.
The AWS Cloud Practitioner CC7 batch students demonstrated enthusiastic participation throughout the programme. Their engagement reflected a growing confidence in applying cloud concepts to practical scenarios. The exposure helped them better understand infrastructure provisioning, API-driven architectures, and the role of automation in modern technology ecosystems.
As the workshop concluded with an interactive discussion, it left behind more than just knowledge. It ignited curiosity, encouraged exploration, and strengthened the students’ vision of building careers in cloud and AI domains. The visit proved to be a transformative experience, reinforcing the importance of continuous learning and innovation.
For Don Bosco Tech Society, this event stands as a meaningful step in preparing students for the future—where cloud computing and Artificial Intelligence are not just tools, but the foundation of tomorrow’s solutions.