Karachi:
A 16 -year -old student from Karachi has created the first calculator in Sindh, using the artificial intelligence (AI) to the public. The innovative tool, which was developed in three days, aims to help the business people to help their daily tasks.
Rehan Allah Alwala AI School, a student of the AI School in Karachi, explained that his plan is designed to help the big people in Sindh, which is fighting with education, especially the thought of the Sindhi.
“I created this calculator using AI and keep in mind the needs of the people who spoke to Sindhi,” he said. “If the government shows interest, this tool can be commercialized.”
Known for sophisticated technology, AI school does not use traditional tools such as books and pencils. Instead, students are taught using smart devices and artificial intelligence, which has changed the method of education.
“In today’s world, it is more important to gain skills than to graduate,” he added, “Young people can earn and win by learning their skills and learning new things. I already earn dollars and my personal channel.”
He asked other young people to focus on skill development and work immediately, rather than waiting for a degree. Mahros has won the awards at public speaking competitions and is eager to continue his journey as a public speaker.
His creativity is praised by his teacher Rupa Fatima, the Deputy Principal of the AI School. “We teach us to earn when students learn,” he said.
“Our curriculum is designed to start earning during their studies, and we are providing classes to parents to help them understand the curriculum,” he added.
Although the number of girls who follow education in science subjects throughout Karachi and the province is increasing, very few women are progressing in practical science and research at home and internationally.
This gap is a concern, especially in the International Day of the International on the International Day of February 11th.
Mahros’s success reflects the changing landscape of education and skills development in Pakistan, especially for young women in science and technology.
