Saying goodbye to 2024 by empowering the next generation: Cleverbit Software hosts Forum on Technology

Just before the year ended, we had the honour of hosting the Malta Student Science Forum’s (MSSF) Forum on Technology, a prestigious event organised by the National Students Travel Foundation (NSTF), in conjunction with S-Cubed, and the Malta Mathematical Society (MMS).

The MSSF is an educational competition designed for 6th-form and 1st-year university students, providing them with a platform to develop their research and presentation skills, while exploring diverse scientific topics. This competition is comprised of multiple forums centred around various scientific disciplines in which students, separated into teams, need to prepare and give a presentation to be judged by a panel of specialists in a given discipline.

The Forum on Technology, which took place at the Cleverbit office, focuses on technological advancements and their societal impacts, as well as the potential for innovation in years to come.

Our CTO, Eman Zerafa, was the keynote speaker for the event, and he opened the session with insights on the world of technology and what may lie ahead for both students and society as a whole.

At Cleverbit Software, we believe that supporting the innovators of tomorrow is one of the most important investments we can make today. Exposing young minds to modern technologies, contemporary ways of working, and the practical applications of innovations such as artificial intelligence is essential in preparing them for the challenges and opportunities of the future workforce.

Through events like the Forum on Technology, students gain not only knowledge but also exposure to real-world career paths. By hearing stories from industry professionals, such as our own team members, they can see first-hand how their academic studies may translate into tangible roles in AI, software development, and technological innovation.

We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participants and express our gratitude to NSTF, S-Cubed, and MMS for their collaboration. Events like these reaffirm our belief that the brightest ideas often come from the youngest minds.