<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Karnataka IT Minister Priyank Kharge stated that common sense, not artificial intelligence, could have prevented the tragic stampede linked to RCB celebrations that left 11 dead.</li><li>Kharge emphasized the need for collective responsibility, mentioning BCCI, IPL officials, government, home department, RCB team, and fans could have performed better in managing the situation.</li><li>While discussing the role of AI in crowd management, Kharge acknowledged that AI could identify high-density areas but emphasized that the ultimate decision-making needed to be done by people on the ground.</li><li>The Karnataka government has taken accountability for the incident and is working on preventive measures. Kharge mentioned the possibility of introducing a crowd management bill advocating for the use of technologies in the future.</li></ul>

Common Sense, Not AI, Could Have Prevented RCB Stampede: K’taka IT Minister

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