Humans & AI — Episode 3

Aditya Prakash — Artificial Intelligence in Education, Technology Partnership Strategies, User-Centered Design Principles, Personalized Learning Approaches

Jun 27, 2025·33 min·by Flor LaorgaHumans & AI Show
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Aditya Prakash — Artificial Intelligence in Education, Technology Partnership Strategies, User-Centered Design Principles, Personalized Learning Approaches
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Aditya Prakash — Artificial Intelligence in Education, Technology Partnership Strategies, User-Centered Design Principles, Personalized Learning Approaches

Jun 27, 2025

Aditya Prakash — Artificial Intelligence in Education, Technology Partnership Strategies, User-Centered Design Principles, Personalized Learning Approaches

Aditya Prakash is the founder of SKIDOS, a company focused on creating educational apps for children. With a background that spans entrepreneurship, technology, and gaming, Aditya has built SKIDOS into a platform that transforms casual mobile games into learning tools for skills like math, reading, emotional well-being, and more. Based in Copenhagen, the company has received multiple awards and support from prominent investors. Before SKIDOS, Aditya gained experience across various industries, including telecommunications and media, and has been involved in launching successful ventures in India. He holds degrees from ISB Hyderabad and The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, and he remains active in mentoring and supporting early-stage startups.

In this episode, Aditya talks about how education today needs to inspire curiosity and tailor learning to each child’s needs, using AI to create personalized experiences. He shares lessons from his own entrepreneurial path, underscoring the value of partnering with the right technical experts and really listening to users. Throughout the conversation, he highlights how technology can support children’s learning without losing sight of empathy and inclusion. Aditya’s approach blends thoughtful innovation with an understanding that human connection and insight are key to making education both effective and meaningful.

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