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Journalist in Islamabad. Now in Daily Dawn. All posts are my personal views. RTs are not endorsements.
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Ethical safeguards must be established in face of surging AI: MAP chief

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By Kalbe Ali 
| Dawn
ISLAMABAD: Minorities Alliance Pakistan (MAP) ChairmanAkmal Bhatti, has welcomed and appreciated the recent guidance and recommendations of Pope Leo regarding the protection of humanity in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Pope’s timely message highlights the urgent need for governments, technology companies, civil society organisations, and international institutions to ensure that technological advancement serves human dignity, justice, peace, and the common good.
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Key committee lacks industry representation

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By Kalbe Ali 
| Dawn
ISLAMABAD: The committee constituted by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to review policies concerning the key sectors of the economy, as proposed by the Ministry of Industries and Production, lacks stakeholder representation.
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Karachi IT Park faces MNAs’ scrutiny over lack of progress

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By Kalbe Ali 
| Dawn
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly Standing Committee on Information Technology & Telecommunication has expressed concern over a five-year delay in the completion of an IT park in Karachi. Chairman of the Committee Syed Amin ul Haque said that the IT Ministry has failed to effectively pursue and advance the Karachi IT Park project. Mr Haque read out from the records that the project was introduced in 2021; however, despite the passage of nearly five years, no significant progress has been made.
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