Two sisters from Rawalpindi have embarked on a unique journey in the world of technology, showcasing significant interest in artificial intelligence, modern technology, and space research. (Syed Shahid Waheed Hashmi) At a young age, these sisters have authored two books and developed various apps while also working on a new app for women’s safety. One of the sisters wrote two books at just 23 years old and continues to research and study topics related to space and modern technology. Their developed apps include some unique concepts that could attract general users. One app presents a concept that allows users to explore what another person thinks about them or what their feelings are. This concept could be particularly interesting for couples or individuals in relationships; however, it is essential to view the results of such technology as a technical or experimental concept rather than a definitive reality.
Another app concept is even more unique, proposing to create a virtual experience based on the available voice, memories, and digital information of a deceased loved one through artificial intelligence. This technology aims to provide users with an experience of interacting with the memories of their deceased loved ones. However, experts point out that applications of this nature raise important questions related to privacy, consent, digital identity, emotional attachment, and ethical boundaries, which cannot be overlooked as technology advances. The sisters are also working on developing a new app for women’s safety, which is expected to be introduced in the near future. This app aims to leverage technology to help women deal with potential threats and access assistance when needed. The journey of these young sisters, engaged in academic and research activities alongside working in the fields of artificial intelligence, space research, and modern technology, reflects this endeavor.