Pakistan Now on OpenAI’s Radar

Minister of State and Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) Chairman Bilal Bin Saqib has met OpenAI CEO Sam Altman at the United Nations and discussed how Pakistan can secure a larger role in the global artificial intelligence economy.

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• The PVARA Chairman shared details of the session in a LinkedIn post.
• Altman had addressed the UN Security Council a day earlier alongside other leading AI executives.
• Both discussed Pakistan's young talent, energy capacity and digital scale and how these resources could be turned into a meaningful position in the rapidly expanding AI economy.

Notably, the PVARA Chairman shared details of the session in a LinkedIn post.

Both discussed Pakistan's young talent, energy capacity and digital scale and how these resources could be turned into a meaningful position in the rapidly expanding AI economy. Mufti Taqi Usmani is Helping Launch Shariah Board for Cryptocurrencies. He remarked Pakistan's objective should go beyond simply adopting artificial intelligence.

"Our ambition must be bigger than AI adoption, " Saqib wrote. "Pakistan should help build the Intelligence Age."

Meanwhile, the PVARA chairman lately argued that developing countries need to move from adopting emerging technologies to helping shape the infrastructure, standards and systems around them.

Saqib's post did not disclose specific agreements or investment commitments resulting from the session with Altman. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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