📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- IT Minister Shaza Fatima has said that technology is reshaping states and societies around the world, artificial intelligence has accelerate.
- Speaking on the second day of the Margalla Dialogue in Islamabad, Shaza Fatima said that no sector of life including education, health, fina.
- He said that our reality and thinking is being shaped by every click and every scroll, the important question is who is shaping our preferen.
IT Minister Shaza Fatima has said that technology is reshaping states and societies around the world, artificial intelligence has accelerated the pace of change.
Speaking on the second day of the Margalla Dialogue in Islamabad, Shaza Fatima said that no sector of life including education, health, finance and national security is safe from the effects of technology. The real question today is not how the world will change, but who will determine the direction of this change?
He said that our reality and thinking is being shaped by every click and every scroll, the important question is who is shaping our preferences and social attitudes in the digital world? With two-thirds of Pakistan's population being youth, digital transformation is critical to the future of the younger generation.
Shaza Fatima said that in this era of technology, Pakistan's economic and national security along with social identity is also at stake. In view of the increasing effects of artificial intelligence, Pakistan has to determine its digital priorities. Pakistan has to play its effective role in the global change of technology.
The IT minister said that despite limited resources, Pakistan is stepping up collaboration with global and development partners for digital transformation. There is a plan to mobilize $1 billion for digital infrastructure, skills, innovation and connectivity in Pakistan.
