How UAE is building AI power through infrastructure, talent despite its small size

Artificial intelligence increasingly looks like a contest designed for very large countries. “But without people who can use that infrastructure, run AI systems inside organisations, and make informed decisions as regulators and buyers, the investment sits idle.

Reported by Khaleej Times · Technology1 source in the evidence trail

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“What it can do is turn its size into an advantage in a few specific areas.

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