Changing picture of UP, now AI will catch the ration mafia and save the lives of innocent children, know how?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Running the system smoothly in a huge state like Uttar Pradesh has always been a big challenge. But Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath believes that the work which could not be done by visiting files and offices, will now be done by ‘Artificial Intelligence’ i.e. AI. Yogi clearly says that technology is not just for the rich or urban people, but its real use is when it protects the ration that reaches the stove of the village poor.

AI will ‘guard’ the plate of the poor
In Uttar Pradesh, irregularities in the Public Distribution System (PDS) i.e. government ration shops and theft of ration have been a longstanding problem. There were often complaints that the entitled person did not get food grains or ration was distributed on paper.

Yogi Adityanath says that now AI will eliminate this theft. Through e-Pass machines and data analysis, it will be tracked where each bag of ration is going and whether it is reaching the real beneficiary. When machines and systems will be transparent, middlemen and ration mafia will automatically be out of the game.

The fight against encephalitis
This is probably the most emotional and human part of this whole plan. Encephalitis has taken the lives of thousands of innocent children in eastern Uttar Pradesh over the years. Yogi Adityanath has always maintained a front against this disease. Now their vision is to use AI to identify areas where the disease is at highest risk.

AI data will alert doctors in advance as to which areas need more attention. This will not only prevent the spread of the disease, but will also save the lives of many innocent people by providing treatment at the right time. This digital transformation in health facilities will reduce the burden of hospital files and focus more on patients.

New meaning of good governance
Incorporating technology into governance is indeed a strong step towards the promise of a “corruption-free UP”. Yogi says that AI never hides data nor is biased. Be it building roads, controlling traffic or mapping crime, AI will act like a ‘silent guardian’ everywhere.