Report: ANI :
ISLAMABAD — The National Academy of Higher Education (NAHE), Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan, has concluded a three-day Tier-I training programme on Artificial Intelligence (AI) for lecturers and assistant professors of public sector higher education institutions.
Titled “AI Literacy for Educators: Building AI-Ready Institutions,” the programme aimed to enhance faculty capacity to responsibly use AI in teaching, learning, research and assessment. NAHE has so far trained around 400 faculty members, including 332 in Cohort-I and nearly 64 in Cohort-II.
Managing Director NAHE (HEC) Dr. Noor Amna Malik, who attended the opening and closing ceremonies, stressed the importance of ethical AI use, academic integrity, privacy and protection of intellectual property.
The training covered AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Large Language Models and Generative AI, along with their applications across fields including healthcare, business, communication, research and education.
