JazzWorld CEO Says AI Factories Vital to Closing ‘Intelligence Divide’
Aamir Ibrahim tells Islamabad summit that unequal access to AI capabilities risks creating a new global divide, urging investment in AI infrastructure.
Aamir Ibrahim, CEO of JazzWorld, said on Sep 17 that so-called AI factories will be essential to bridging what he described as an emerging "intelligence divide," according to Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
Speaking in welcome remarks at the Leaders in Islamabad Business Summit during its inaugural session, Ibrahim warned that the rapid rise of artificial intelligence could widen the gap between those with access to AI-powered capabilities and those without, APP reported.
Ibrahim's remarks framed AI infrastructure development as a critical response to this divide, though further details of his proposed measures or timeline were not included in the available report.
The summit's inaugural session was titled "The Next," according to APP, though additional details about the session's full agenda and other speakers were not specified in the source material.
APP did not provide further elaboration on the specific initiatives JazzWorld or other entities may undertake to address the intelligence divide Ibrahim described.
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