ISLAMABAD: Pakistan needs a practical, context-specific artificial intelligence (AI) governance framework that balances technological innovation with national security, data sovereignty, economic priorities, resource constraints and ethical considerations, experts said at a seminar in Islamabad. They stressed that Pakistan must move beyond policy announcements and pilot projects towards measurable implementation, strengthen indigenous technological capabilities and ensure that AI development serves human welfare. They also highlighted the need to address AI-related challenges, including employment displacement, economic inequality, cybersecurity threats, environmental sustainability and the protection of social values. The views were expressed at…
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