Artificial intelligence (AI) and robot technology, according to Governor Balochistan, are giving young people new opportunities for growth and development.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and robot technology, according to Governor Balochistan, are giving young people new opportunities for growth and development.
Speaking to the federal minister for science and technology who had met him at the governor’s mansion on Tuesday, Governor Balochistan said, “It is not possible to advance in any field without progress in modern science and technology.”
The development of higher education, the state of the province overall, and the growing significance and utility of artificial intelligence were just a few of the topics covered during the meeting that were of mutual interest.
According to Governor Balochistan, we can only accurately comprehend the realism philosophy if we want to draw a precise picture of our future from the hazy ideas of the present. For the first time in his history of different evolutionary stages, man will soon begin a new life without pens and paper.
The governor emphasised that “in all the public sector universities of Balochistan, we have to focus more on natural sciences in order to keep pace with the modern requirements of time. In an ever-changing world, he insisted, “it is necessary to make full use of the available opportunities and facilities, including modern knowledge-based research.”
On this occasion, the Federal Minister also extended an invitation to Governor Balochistan to attend the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) in Khuzdar’s opening ceremony. Engineering’s field of robotics deals with the creation, design, production, and use of robots.
The goal of the field of robot technology is to develop smart machines that can help humans in a variety of ways.
There are many different types of robotics. A robot could be a machine that looks like a person, or it could be a robotic application like robotic process automation (RPA), which mimics how people interact with software to carry out routine, rule-based tasks.