The summary provides a brief overview of AI’s current status and its impact on Pakistan. It highlights the potential benefits and concerns surrounding its use. To further explore this topic, let’s delve deeper into the specific aspects of AI’s influence in Pakistan.
These examples highlight the potential for AI to perpetuate existing societal biases. The use of AI in healthcare is rapidly expanding, with AI systems being used for diagnosis, treatment planning, and drug discovery. However, the potential for AI to exacerbate existing healthcare disparities is a significant concern.
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The summary provided discusses the ethical considerations surrounding the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI). It highlights the need for ethical AI, emphasizing the importance of transparency, explainability, and robust oversight. It also mentions the role of organizations like UNESCO in advocating for ethical AI practices. **Detailed Text:**
The burgeoning field of artificial intelligence (AI) presents both immense opportunities and significant ethical challenges.
Where does Pakistan stand? Pakistan is in the early stages of developing comprehensive regulations and ethical requirements for artificial intelligence. However, like many other countries, Pakistan is becoming increasingly aware of the importance of AI governance. Muhammad Aamir, Senior Director Engineering, 10Pearls, says that as the Personal Data Protection Bill progresses, regulations must be robust to safeguard individuals’ privacy rights, particularly in AI applications. “Secure data handling aligned with international standards is crucial. At the same time, AI developers and users will need clear guidelines ensuring algorithmic transparency and accountability. Standards for explainability and audit trails will be key in this process. Ethical concerns also arise around bias and fairness, as AI systems must be free from inherent discrimination.
The use of facial recognition technology has become increasingly prevalent in various sectors, including law enforcement, security, and even personal devices. However, this technology is not without its limitations and ethical concerns. One of the most significant concerns is the potential for bias and discrimination, particularly against marginalized groups.
The writer is the head of content at a communications agency Published in Dawn, The Business and Finance Weekly, September 23rd, 2024
