By: Kamran Khowaja
Rahamutlah Mirbahar, a young I.T expert of Thatta, normally considered as the most underprivileged area of Sindh has surprised everyone particularly social media users across the country by generating an imaginary town of _Moen-Jo-Daro by utilising module creating technology of Artificial Intelligence. He has posted an album of high-digital photographs depicting the imaginary lifestyle of Moen-Jo-Daro that set into motion the Indus Valley Civilization 5,000 years ago. “I peeped deep into the pages of history and went through the articles written on artificial intelligence so as to create imaginary graphics of our historical city of Moen-Jo-Daro” says Rahamutlah Mirbahar while talking to this author. He further adds that it took him three months to complete the project that has received unparalleled appreciation and recognition on social media.
“There are specific commands and formulas for creating HD graphics through patterns provided in the subject of artificial intelligence”; He says adding that wrong usage of these commands would not bring fruition. Talking about his family and educational background Rahamtulah said that; He was born in Sonda a locality of district Thatta and completed his basic education from Government Degree College, later he went on to complete his diploma in Information Technology and Web-designing. “I joined a web designing company and then also worked as wildlife photographer, all this experience burnished my skills. The up-skilled man credited his mentor Manthar Mahi Khan Jakhro for encouraging him for this spectacular creation.” As soon as I posted these photographs, youth, journalists and members of the civil society started contacting me to extol my efforts”; shares 28 years old exuberant youth who is now affiliated with district health department under a one-year contract. Giving a message to youth he said that; young generation should explore the subject of artificial intelligence and urged the Sindh government to include Artificial intelligence (AI) in the syllabus of matriculation.