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At 17, Hong Kong student Agastya Rekhi has launched three initiatives covering financial education, simpler economic news and AI support for smaller organisations, the South China Morning Post reports.
Why it mattersRekhi started Launchpad at 14 to teach children about economics, business and financial literacy. He says it has held around 105 sessions, reaching 215 students across Hong Kong, India and the UK. The report gives no detail on what the AI support involves, so this is an early glimpse of a project, not a case study in results. But it shows a young founder tackling access to financial knowledge from several angles.
Discuss: Should AI projects like this be judged first on the technology they build, or on the people they manage to help?
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rk Awesome initiative. Keep up the good work.
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