Jaipur, Oct. 24 -- Indian entrepreneur and technology strategist Sakshi Sharma participated in the World Economic Forum's inaugural Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders, held in Dubai recently, bringing South Asian youth perspectives to discussions on artificial intelligence (AI), the future of work and leadership. Representing the Global Shapers Community's Jaipur Hub, Sharma joined emerging leaders and decision-makers to discuss technological change, economic opportunities and the role of young people in shaping the future. Her participation coincided with her recognition among the World Economic Forum's Future 20, a group of emerging leaders under the age of 30 highlighted as part of the meeting. She also participated in the session, "Reading the Youth Pulse", which explored young people's perspectives on AI, employment and access to opportunities in a rapidly changing world. She is co-founder and partner at a deep-tech commercialisation venture working to bridge the gap between technological innovation and industrial applications. She has also contributed to Project GramIN, focused on technology adoption in rural India...