11-year-old Karachi boy creates AI robot named Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Hasnain, an 11-year-old boy from Karachi, has achieved a remarkable feat by creating an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant robot named Muhammad Ali.

"I got interested in this field after completing the preliminary course of robotics 2 years ago," Hasnain said while talking to GEO Digital.

"Then I decided to get training again this year, and AI assistant was my last project during this training."

According to the developer, Muhammad Ali has the ability to understand human speech and perform various tasks. 

"It listens and acts just like a human. It's connected to my laptop, and because I programmed it, when I call it Muhammad Ali, it becomes active," Hasnain explained.

When the host asked the robot to tell the process of making a dodh patti chai, the robot provided a complete recipe for tea within seconds. 

"This AI Assistant Robert is Pakistani, so he knows how much Pakistanis love tea," Hasnain laughed.

The little robotics engineer believes his creation can assist humans in various tasks, such as developing websites, making to-do lists, and even helping with daily household chores. 

"If the robot is asked to shift electricity to solar power, it can do so," he added.

The robot's headcover is currently being made using a 3D printer and will be ready soon. 

Notably, Hasnain built the robot without any help and often assists university students with their projects.

He aspires to pursue a career in robotics and game development, making him a promising talent for the nation's future.