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AI adoption in public sector to take time, moot told

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•A moot was held in Pakistan discussing AI adoption in the public sector.
•Participants agreed that AI integration in government operations will take time.
•Challenges such as infrastructure, regulation, and skills were identified as barriers to AI adoption.

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▸If the government invests in AI capacity building and infrastructure then the pace of AI adoption in the public sector could accelerate, benefiting public service delivery.

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If AI adoption in the public sector is slow, technology companies targeting government contracts may experience delayed revenue growth.

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REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)AI adoption in public sector to take time, moot told

A recent moot held in Pakistan highlighted that the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) within the public sector is expected to be a gradual process. Stakeholders discussed the challenges and complexities involved in integrating AI technologies into government operations, emphasizing the need for careful planning and capacity building. The event underscored the importance of addressing infrastructural, regulatory, and skill-related barriers before widespread AI deployment can occur. This cautious approach reflects broader trends in public sector modernization efforts where technology adoption often faces institutional and operational hurdles.