Karachi has become home to Pakistan’s first artificial intelligence (AI) robotic teacher, Miss Aini, who was introduced at Happy Palace School’s Asfahani Campus in Gulshan-e-Iqbal. The innovative AI-powered teacher, officially unveiled on November 1, is capable of answering questions in over 20 languages and aims to familiarize students with advanced technology.
Engineer Hassan Siddiqui, the creator of Miss Aini, spent seven months developing the robot using locally sourced materials, including fiberglass and synthetic hair. The robot relies on Wi-Fi connectivity for its operations and currently assists students with seven subjects.
Students expressed their excitement, sharing how Miss Aini promptly answers their questions in languages like Urdu, English, Sindhi, and French, making classes enjoyable. School principal Mrs. Siddiqui revealed that Miss Aini earns a monthly salary of PKR 100,000 and is a full-time instructor.
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Vice Principal Sadaf Bhatti clarified that while Miss Aini cannot replace human teachers, it serves as an effective assistant. Future upgrades, including motion detectors and sensors, will enhance its interactivity.
This milestone reflects growing advancements in AI technology in Pakistan, with broader applications, including education and legislative processes, as highlighted in a recent meeting between Turkish officials and the Sindh Assembly.
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