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Hunar Foundation Hosts Session on Ethical Use of AI at Emerge Incubation Center

  • November 13, 2026
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Hunar Foundation Technical Institutes will host a guest session on the ethical use of artificial intelligence at Emerge Incubation Center on November 18, 2026. The session is scheduled from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and will be held at Emerge Incubation Center, which operates under The Hunar Foundation. Hiba Khan, Managing Director of GMSC Pvt Ltd, will appear as the guest speaker and address the topic of Ethical Use of AI in Digital Environment. The two hour programme is organised under the banner of Hunar Foundation Technical Institutes, an initiative that carries the message of Building Skilled Pakistan. The event gives students, young professionals and aspiring founders an opportunity to hear directly from an industry leader about how artificial intelligence tools should be handled responsibly as they become part of everyday study, work and business.

The topic reflects a conversation that is gaining attention among technology professionals, educators and policymakers alike. As artificial intelligence tools are adopted in classrooms, offices and startups, questions around data privacy, fairness, accountability and online security are becoming harder to ignore. The themes highlighted on the event poster, including security, justice, global connectivity and protection of personal information, point to the areas the discussion is expected to touch upon. Participants can expect to hear about the responsibilities that come with using intelligent systems, and about the choices individuals and organisations face when deciding how such technology should be applied in a connected world.

Emerge Incubation Center was set up to support young entrepreneurs and innovators who are working to turn ideas into viable ventures, and sessions of this kind add practical knowledge to that mission. For early stage founders, understanding the ethical side of artificial intelligence is as relevant as understanding the technical side, since products built without attention to responsible use can lose the trust of customers and partners. Hunar Foundation Technical Institutes, meanwhile, focus on preparing learners with skills that match the needs of the job market, and a talk on responsible technology use complements that technical training by encouraging graduates to think carefully about the tools they will work with.

Those interested in attending can get in touch with the organisers on 0309-2123959 for further details about participation. More information about the Foundation, its institutes and its programmes is available on the Hunar Foundation website. The session is open to anyone who wants to understand how artificial intelligence can be used in a way that respects people, protects information and supports fair outcomes in the digital environment.

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