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🎙️ In this very first episode of RISTALK, we dive into one of today’s hottest tech debates:"Gen Z vs AI: Who's More Ready to Take Over the IT World?"Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a buzzword — it’s part of our everyday lives. From content recommendations and productivity tools to how we interact with technology, AI is everywhere. But behind the innovation, important questions remain:🔍 How does AI actually work?🧠 Is Gen Z really ready for the rapid evolution of tech?⚙️ What are the most-used AI tools among today’s young techies?In this episode, we will:✅ Break down how AI works in a clear, simple way✅ Explore current AI trends through the lens of Gen Z and university students✅ Reveal the Top 3 AI tools used by RISTEK students✅ Discuss the future of IT: humans vs machines — who’s really in control?📲 For more insights and updates, follow us on our social media:Instagram: @ristek.csuiTikTok: @ristekfasilkomuiWebsite: ristek.cs.ui.ac.id🎤 Hosts:Freya Zahra AnindyabhaktiJonathan Yitskhaq Rundjan🎬 Special Thanks To:Ezar Akhdan Shada Surahman | Member of Web Development RISTEK 2025Oey Joshua Jodrian | Group Director of Research & Applied Computing Unit RISTEK 2025🛠️ RISTALK Production Team:Audio & Video Editor: Fairuz Akhtar RandrasyahCameramen: Fairuz Akhtar Randrasyah & Elliot Randy PanggabeanGraphic Designer: Adelya Amanda & Dhania Tiaraputri Herdiani
In this podcast, we talk about the importance and the state of research in Indonesia. How its role has impacted our experience in the net and how the lack of it affects our future generations greatly with Fasilkom UI's very own Lecturer in Research Methodology & Scientific Writing, Dr. Achmad Nizar Hidayanto.
In this episode, we talk about how our very own culture preset, government role, and how day-to-day media content contributes in Indonesia's technology gap, with Stanley, an outstanding student in Fasilkom & Jehian, a tech enthusiast who once got an opportunity to be an exchange student in Singapore.
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