ISLAMABAD: Education leaders have discussed the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in learning, industry practices and future employment opportunities.

Participating at the seminar titled ‘Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Its Impact on the Future Job Market’, educationists explored emerging AI trends and discussed strategies for preparing students and educational institutions for evolving demands of digital era.

According to a press release, more than 487 principals and faculty members from various educational institutions and academies attended the event, which was organised by National University of Technology (Nutech).

Head of Department and assistant professor at Nutech Dr Beenish Fida stressed the need for educational institutions to adopt AI-driven approaches through faculty development, curriculum enhancement and digital readiness.

Prof Dr Awais Yasin also highlighted Nutech’s Magic QC initiative, demonstrating how AI-based solutions are transforming industrial quality control through intelligent inspection, improved accuracy and enhanced operational efficiency.

Nutech rector emphasised ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence.

Published in Dawn, July 23rd, 2026

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