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Punjab News: Bhagwant Mann Announces State of the Art Ethical AI Center at Guru Nanak Dev University

Punjab News: Bhagwant Mann announced the establishment of a state-of-the-art Ethical AI Center at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, in honor of renowned poet and lyricist Surjit Patar. The announcement underscores the Punjab government

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Punjab News: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced the establishment of a state-of-the-art Ethical AI Center at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, in honor of renowned poet and lyricist Surjit Patar. The announcement underscores the Punjab government’s commitment to fostering technological advancements while celebrating the contributions of Punjabi literary icons.

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Honoring Literary Icons, Advancing Technology

Taking to Twitter, CM Mann said, “It is our duty to honor writers and lyricists who have significantly contributed to the Punjabi language. This center will not only promote ethical AI research but also uphold the legacy of our mother tongue.”

Bhagwant Mann Announces Ethical AI Center at Guru Nanak Dev University

The proposed center will be equipped with cutting-edge technology and facilities, serving as a hub for innovation in artificial intelligence, with a focus on ethical and culturally sensitive applications. The initiative aims to bridge the gap between technology and cultural preservation, providing a platform for researchers, students, and experts to explore AI’s potential in enhancing societal well-being.

The project aligns with the Punjab government’s broader vision of integrating modern technology into education and research while preserving the region's rich linguistic and cultural heritage. The center is expected to play a pivotal role in promoting the Punjabi language and literature in the digital era, ensuring that the essence of the mother tongue is not lost amidst technological advancements.

The announcement received widespread appreciation from the public and academic circles, with many hailing it as a progressive step toward merging tradition and technology.

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