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Intel to Asharq Al-Awsat: Saudi Arabia’s Next Challenge Is Not Computing Power, but Turning It Into Economic Value (opens the original)
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After 25 years in Saudi Arabia, Intel no longer views the local market in terms of processor demand or the number of users. Instead, it is looking more closely at what is being built inside the Kingdom: artificial intelligence applications moving into production, locally assembled servers reaching regional markets, and Saudi talent shifting from using technology to developing it. Taha Khalifa, Intel’s general manager for the Middle East and Africa, summed up that shift in an exclusive interview
SDAIA to Asharq Al-Awsat: Saudi Arabia Moving from Adopting AI Standards to Shaping Them (opens the original)
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AI ethics is no longer merely a matter of broad principles for regulators, particularly with the emergence of autonomous agents capable of making decisions and taking actions with minimal human intervention. In Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA) maintains that an intelligent system does not bear legal responsibility when harm occurs; responsibility remains with the developer and the entity operating it. Saeed bin Mohammed Al-Shahrani, SDAIA spokesman, told Asharq Al-Awsat in an
How AI Is Changing Event Discovery, Booking (opens the original)
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A night out can start with a simple question: “What should we do tonight?” That is where traditional search can struggle. It works best when users already know the event, date, or location they want. Booking platforms are now using artificial intelligence to tackle the opposite problem: first understanding vague intent, then turning it into options that can actually be booked. Nadeem Bakhsh, chief executive and co-founder of webook.com, says the platform’s AI booking agent was not built because
Microsoft Arabia Chief Outlines Saudi Arabia's AI Priorities for Next Phase (opens the original)
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After years of building infrastructure and regulatory frameworks, Saudi Arabia's challenge is shifting toward how to effectively integrate artificial intelligence into the core operations of institutions. This is the gap Ayman Al-Ghamdi, the new president of Microsoft Arabia, has placed at the top of his priorities as he takes over the company's business in the Kingdom. In his first media interview since taking office last July, Al-Ghamdi identified three priorities for the next phase: building
How AI Narrows the Planning-Operations Gap at Oil Refineries (opens the original)
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Production plans at oil refineries do not always survive contact with the plant floor. Changes in feedstock quality, operating rates or equipment conditions can cause units to perform differently from planning models, affecting yields, product quality and energy consumption and forcing engineers to make manual adjustments during operations. Industrial artificial intelligence models aim to narrow that gap by combining engineering knowledge with actual operating data, according to Hussein Zein, Em
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