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Pakistan advocates for inclusive AI governance at UN forum

Key Takeaways

  • Pakistan presented a youth-led, human-centered approach to artificial intelligence.
  • The initiative was discussed during a high-level meeting at the United Nations Headquarters.
  • Partnership with Tajikistan facilitated the event.

Pakistan recently showcased its vision for inclusive and equitable artificial intelligence (AI) governance at a high-level discussion held at the United Nations Headquarters. The event, jointly organised by Pakistan's Permanent Mission, Tajikistan’s Permanent Mission, and the Prime Minister's Youth Programme, aimed to promote a human-centered approach to AI development.

In his address, a representative from Pakistan highlighted the importance of involving young people in shaping AI policies. 'We believe that youth can bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas,' said the official, underscoring the role of the country’s youth in driving this initiative.

The discussion focused on creating an inclusive environment where AI technologies are developed to benefit all segments of society. The representative stressed the need for equitable access to AI benefits, ensuring that no one is left behind in the digital age. 'Our vision is to ensure that AI serves as a tool for social and economic progress,' he added.

The partnership with Tajikistan played a crucial role in organising this event. Both countries have been working together to foster international cooperation on AI governance issues, aiming to set global standards that align with human rights and ethical principles.

Participants at the forum included representatives from various UN agencies, government officials, and civil society organisations. The discussions covered topics such as data privacy, cybersecurity, and the potential of AI in addressing socio-economic challenges.

The event also featured presentations by young AI enthusiasts who shared their projects and ideas. One participant, a student named Aisha, presented her work on using AI to improve healthcare services for rural communities. 'We believe that technology can bridge the gap between urban and rural areas,' she said, highlighting the potential of AI in enhancing access to essential services.

The advocacy for inclusive AI governance aligns with Pakistan's broader efforts to harness technological advancements for sustainable development. The country has been actively participating in global forums to promote a balanced approach to AI that prioritises human well-being and ethical considerations.

Moving forward, the organisers plan to continue engaging with stakeholders from across the globe to refine their vision and implement practical solutions. 'We are committed to working with our partners to ensure that AI benefits everyone,' concluded the official.

'We believe that youth can bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas.'

A representative from Pakistan's Permanent Mission, Official

'We are committed to working with our partners to ensure that AI benefits everyone.'

The official, Organiser of the event