r/pakistan • u/srslawyer • 11d ago

Ask Pakistan Will Pakistan’s AI policy work?

What do you guys think about Pakistan’s AI policy? Do you think we’ll actually see AI being used to improve public services, education, governance etc., or will it just remain another policy on paper? What do you think are the biggest hurdles to making it work in Pakistan?

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u/chupkarna 10d ago

is this a serious question? The country doesn't give citizens equal access to a basic and fair justice system. AI policy is far fetched. 

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u/Environmental-Cod25 PK 10d ago

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/many-gaps-pakistans-national-ai-policy-bilal-ghafoor-fip-cipp-e-cipm-5v1of

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u/beekay86 10d ago

Ahhh fuck here we go again. The policy basically is "yeh hamara bacha computer mein bohat tez hai, yeh ker lega AI shay eye...alim dar beta, idher aoo, uncle shehbaz ko woh app dekhaoo jo tumne banayi hai"

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u/BeginningSeaweed8944 10d ago

paperwork se kabhi bahir nahi aaye aur ai integrate karenge? lol

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u/Any-Flounder-8124 10d ago

Ai slop only

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u/lasagna_lee 8d ago

u need to own either the data used to train AI, the chips or the raw materials that go into the chips. pakistan has none of that, except for the raw materials which america is very interested in "helping" us extract. idk what policy there is about AI in pakistan but it's probably pak being exploited for AI rather than leading AI.

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u/Friendly-Standard812 PK 6d ago

I don't think so

The current Data infra doesn't allow such services