APF AI Fellows 2026 to Receive
Mentorship, Expert Level Skills
Pak-Prism Report | Published June 27, 2026
The three selected young Pakistani fellows from USA are all set to take advantage of AI Fellowship Program 2026 by American Pakistan Foundation (APF).
“Meet the 2026 APF AI Fellows! Over the course of the next eight weeks, the fellows will work on the foundations of artificial intelligence through expert-led instruction, hands-on projects, and mentorship, gaining the skills and knowledge to navigate one of the world’s fastest-growing fields, noted APF in a post on X.
Profiling the young fellows, the foundation shared that Eman Mubarik is a journalism student at The City College of New York with a background in computer science. She is interested in the intersection of storytelling, technology, and public advocacy, particularly how these fields can be used to advocate for underserved communities.
Zaki Haider is a recent graduate of Loyola University with a background in cybersecurity. He is interested in the intersection of technology, security, and AI, particularly how these fields can be used to protect and empower underserved communities.
Noor is a recent computer science graduate from Pace University with a background in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data-driven problem solving. Passionate about the transformative potential of AI, Noor is particularly interested in developing ethical and innovative technologies that address real-world challenges while promoting security and responsible innovation.
