ISLAMABAD — The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has released new guidelines to ensure the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. The authority emphasized that users should protect personal information and avoid uploading sensitive documents online.
The PTA warned that sharing confidential or personal documents on AI platforms can expose individuals to privacy risks. Users are advised to exercise caution and maintain awareness of potential threats in digital spaces.
The guidelines also highlight the importance of verifying AI-generated content. Since AI tools can produce misinformation or fake content, users must critically assess and confirm the accuracy of any information before trusting or sharing it.
Promoting a safe digital environment, PTA officials noted that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. Users are encouraged to remain vigilant and carefully evaluate information received from AI systems to prevent being misled.
The authority’s move comes amid growing concerns over digital privacy and cybersecurity in Pakistan. AI is increasingly integrated into daily life, making awareness and responsible use crucial. The PTA aims to create a robust online ecosystem where technological advancements do not compromise personal safety or national security.
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Officials stressed that following these guidelines will not only protect individuals but also contribute to a safer and more reliable cyberspace for all users.
