Peak Magazine featured Ayesha Khanna, the Wall Street software engineer turned AI luminary and the founder of an AI consultancy firm ,Addo AI.

Ayesha Khanna was named one of South East Asia's groundbreaking female entrepreneurs by Forbes magazine.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was featured by Corriere della Sera, one of Italy's leading newspapers, on her work in artificial intelligence, and on humanity’s hybrid future.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was featured in DN (Norway's business newspaper), where she reflections on her work in AI and her passion for teaching girls coding.

Singapore Tourism Board puts a spotlight on innovative entrepreneurs who make Singapore their company headquarters including Ayesha Khanna, CEO of ADDO AI.

Artificial intelligence is big no matter where you are in the world, and some of the largest companies in Asia are making significant investments in AI technology. But heavy-hitters like Baidu and Alibaba aren't alone.

According to Dr. Ayesha Khanna, microinsurance must be in sync with microfinance, and she sees AI as the catalyst for both in Asia’s emerging markets.

Ayesha Khanna believes a focus on critical thinking and exposure to several subjects will help foster greater diversity in different fields in tech.

Smart cities expert Ayesha Khanna talks about current tech trends – and where the internet of things, robotics, and AI could take us in the future.

Transportation policymakers believe a mobility services infrastructure would allow smart city residents to move to a sustainable means of transport.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was interviewed by FranceTV on education in Singapore and how to teach students the skills they need for emerging industries.

At the Singapore Writers Festival, Ayesha Khanna describes the future worker as a "tech-literate, creative thinker adept at cross-cultural collaboration".

Externships lie at the intersection of play and rigor, where the industries of the future will require people to be savvy enough to work with technology.

Dr. Ayesha Khanna was interviewed by e27, Asia’s largest tech media platform, on what she is doing to help spawn the next generation of tech-minded Millennials.

Future industries need creative, resilient students who embrace tinkering and failure. Externships can foster innovation at the intersection of rigor and play.

Partnerships between industry and academia to expose students to real-life problems is the best way to prepare them for a competitive future where creativity will be rewarded.

To prepare for a tech-driven future, governments emphasize coding and robotics. Having applied learning remains vital to avoid robot-replaceable graduates.

In an episode of Channel News Asia’s “Future Forward” series, Ayesha and Parag Khanna explore some of the smart city strategies around the world.

GE Reports speaks to Ayesha Khanna about how to re-engage young Australians and reignite their enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering and math.

Parag and Ayesha Khanna discuss the transformation of the sharing economy and how it is impacting the operation of modern economies.