Tod’Aérs Board Member H.E. Bolor-E. Battsengel Speaks on AI and Education at Sushi Tech in Japan

Tod’Aérs Board Member Her Excellency Bolor-E. Battsengel participated in Sushi Tech, one of Japan’s leading technology events, where she contributed to a high-level discussion on artificial intelligence, education, and well-being in the intelligent age.

Invited by Professor Teruo Fujii, President of the University of Tokyo, H.E. Bolor-E. Battsengel shared insights on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of learning, skills development, and human well-being. Her intervention highlighted the importance of ensuring that AI-driven education systems remain inclusive, human-centered, and aligned with the needs of societies in rapid transformation.

The discussion explored how emerging technologies can support more personalized, accessible, and future-ready education models. It also emphasized the need to prepare learners, institutions, and governments for a world where artificial intelligence increasingly influences work, knowledge, creativity, and social development.

During the event, H.E. Bolor-E. Battsengel also engaged with leading figures including Manabu Miyasaka, Miki Tsusaka, and Kathy Matsui, exchanging perspectives on the future of education and the role of AI in shaping more inclusive opportunities for the next generation.

As a Board Member of Tod’Aérs Global Network [TGN] for Digital Infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region, H.E. Bolor-E. Battsengel brings strong expertise in digital development, AI education, public policy, and inclusive technology ecosystems. Her participation in Sushi Tech reflects TGN’s commitment to advancing strategic dialogue on artificial intelligence, digital skills, and human-centered innovation.

Through this engagement in Japan, Tod’Aérs Global Network [TGN] reaffirmed its dedication to supporting responsible AI, inclusive digital transformation, and education systems that empower people to thrive in the intelligent age.