Digital Pakistan founder addresses seminar on AI's emerging trends and global implications
Ammar Jaffer spoke at a seminar organized by the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs on artificial intelligence trends and their global implications.
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Ammar Jaffer, founder of Digital Pakistan, addressed a seminar titled "Artificial Intelligence: Emerging Trends and Global Implications," according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The seminar was organized by the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs.
The event focused on discussing developments in artificial intelligence and their broader global impact.
Further details on the seminar's content or other speakers were not provided in the available report.
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