Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday unveiled three major initiatives in a single day, including a Google Gemini AI training programme for his cabinet members and senior bureaucrats, 20,000 Google Career Certificate scholarships for university students, and Sindh's first Google Gemini for Education Corner at NED University of Engineering and Technology, all in collaboration with Google and Tech Valley Pakistan. Presiding over an introductory and training session on Google Gemini AI at the Chief Minister's House, Shah stated that "artificial intelligence is one of the most revolutionary technologies of our time" and that "governments worldwide are rapidly adopting AI to improve decision-making, enhance public service delivery, and make governance more transparent, proactive, and accountable." He emphasized that AI should complement, not replace, human judgment, asserting that "leadership, accountability, and public trust will always remain the responsibility of elected representatives and government institutions." The chief minister also launched the Google Career Certification Programme 2026 and witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Science and Information Technology, the Sindh Higher Education Commission, and Tech Valley Pakistan.