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From CSE to MIT: How ShrutiDhariwal is changing AI education

Shruti Dhariwal, an Indian researcher and MIT Media Lab doctoral alumna, is exploring how children can move beyond simply using AI to creating and experimenting with it. After studying computer science and management in India and developing educational games at MadRat Games, Dhar

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SANJAY SHARMA4 Sept 2026, 03:04 amUpdated 2h ago1 min readIndiaIndia

From CSE to MIT: How Shruti Dhariwal is changing AI education

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From CSE to MIT: How Shruti Dhariwal is changing AI education

Shruti Dhariwal, an Indian researcher and MIT Media Lab doctoral alumna, is exploring how children can move beyond simply using AI to creating and experimenting with it. After studying computer science and management in India and developing educational games at MadRat Games, Dhariwal joined MIT, where she researched creative learning, coding and play. Her current work centres on CoCo, a co-creative computing and AI education platform designed to help children and teenagers learn collaboratively while developing creativity and critical thinking.

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Source: Times of India · SANJAY SHARMA. Published 4 Sept 2026, 03:04 am.

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