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Asad BaigThe News on Sunday |
Meta’s invisible levers decide whose voices rise and whose vanish.
The social media vetting rule isn’t just a draconian border policy but a slow, deliberate erosion of the right to dissent and the right to be human...
Pakistan’s newfound enthusiasm for crypto doesn’t have to follow the chaotic arc seen elsewhere.
When war sells and rage trends, the loudest lie often outperforms the quiet truth.
False claims, fabricated images and incendiary rhetoric are spreading.
One can safely assume that accountability has collapsed when a machine recommends a target and a human merely clicks ‘confirm’.
The deeper damage may hit Pakistan’s fledgling AI and tech development ecosystem.
Across governments and tech platforms, we are witnessing a reordering of who gets to define truth.
When laws meant to curb lies are used as political tools, the cure can be worse than the disease
I n Pakistan’s complex socio-political tapestry, digital rights are no longer confined to conversations about internet freedoms or privacy; they...
C rowdsourcing violence—a term I often use to describe the idea of invoking digital mobs through organised, premeditated means—can be understood...
T he future of AI in Pakistan holds immense potential, yet it is intertwined with significant challenges. Imagine a nation where AI drives...
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