Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced on Monday that Gauth AI will provide 4,000 free subscriptions across Pakistan. A memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Education and Gauth AI formalised the agreement.
One thousand of these subscriptions are designated for teachers at the Daanish School on Kuri Road in Islamabad, which recently opened. Gauth functions as an AI-powered study tool that helps students grasp concepts through step-by-step explanations for academic problems.
Users can upload photos of problems or type questions to receive assistance in subjects including chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Shehbaz Sharif stated that the partnership could create new opportunities for young people, students, and teachers throughout the country.
The Prime Minister described the agreement as an important step toward modernising education. Sharif said the government would provide the resources needed to equip young people with modern technological skills.
Aligning Pakistan’s education system with modern requirements and artificial intelligence was essential, the Prime Minister said. The government will continue working with provincial authorities to improve educational standards and expand cooperation with international technology companies, Sharif said.
