Syed Aminul Haque, Federal Minister of Information Technology and Telecommunications, said on Wednesday that the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications (MoIT&T) will teach 100,000 AI graduates in conjunction with academics over the next five years, with an additional 50,000 trained with the help of the IT sector.

According to the minister, projects of national interest may be prepared for the problems posed by AI, and the new policy will assist the country in preparing for the issues that will arise in this sector. In this context, he stated that there will be a need for AI-related employment possibilities in Pakistan. Modern technologies will help local industries contribute to national growth.

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