ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday announced that Gauth AI would provide 4,000 free subscriptions to Pakistan to support the integration of artificial intelligence into the country’s education system.
The announcement was made during a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signing ceremony between the Ministry of Education and Gauth AI. The initiative includes 1,000 subscriptions for teachers at the newly inaugurated Daanish School on Kuri Road in Islamabad.
The prime minister thanked Gauth AI, ByteDance and TikTok for their cooperation, saying the partnership would create new opportunities for students, teachers and young people across the country.
He described the agreement as an important step towards modernising education and said the government would provide the resources needed to equip young people with advanced technological skills.
“Of course, Gauth. This is going to unlock infinite opportunities for our students, our teachers and young generation around all the Pakistan,” he said, appreciating the provision of free subscriptions.
Sharif said the initiative would contribute to Pakistan’s progress and prosperity, reaffirming the government’s commitment to scientific and digital reforms in education under its Digital Pakistan vision.
Gauth AI is an artificial intelligence-powered study platform that helps students solve academic problems and understand concepts through step-by-step explanations. Students can enter questions or upload photographs of problems, particularly in mathematics and science subjects such as physics and chemistry.
The platform also offers AI tutoring, practice questions and revision tools to support learning. However, AI-generated explanations may contain errors and should be checked against textbooks and teachers’ guidance.
Speaking about Daanish Schools, the prime minister said 1,000 subscriptions would be allocated to teachers at the Islamabad institution, expressing hope that the partnership would contribute to improved learning outcomes.
Recalling his recent visit to the school, Sharif praised the principal and teachers for their dedication and expressed confidence in the students’ performance in examinations.
He said the government had provided educational facilities, including laboratories and other resources, and assured students that resources would be made available to support their education.
The prime minister also highlighted the facilities offered to students, including boarding and lodging, meals and free uniforms, saying the government aimed to empower young people through quality education.
Sharif stressed that aligning the education system with modern requirements and artificial intelligence was essential to preparing young people for the future. He said students needed greater access to information technology and digital skills to compete in an increasingly technology-driven world.
He added that the government would continue working with provincial authorities to improve educational standards and expand cooperation with international information technology companies.
The prime minister also emphasised the importance of maintaining construction standards at Daanish Schools, saying particular attention would be given to the quality of ongoing building work.
He expressed hope that the partnership with Gauth AI would develop into a long-term collaboration, paving the way for the adoption of further modern technologies and techniques across Pakistan’s education sector.
