King Abdulaziz University Launches 1st AI Research Program
This initiative, the first of its kind at Saudi universities, aims to provide participants with a solid understanding of AI applications in data analysis, leadership, and management.
King Abdulaziz University has launched its first program focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) in education and scientific research. This initiative, the first of its kind at Saudi universities, aims to provide participants with a solid understanding of AI applications in data analysis, leadership, and management.[1]
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The program is designed to offer a clear vision and strategy for incorporating AI into educational and research processes, in line with technological developments.
The semester-long program includes 50 hours of training and 30 hours of assignments, led by specialized faculty members from King Abdulaziz University.
Saudi Arabia will host the 19th Internet Governance Forum (IGF) from December 15-19, 2024, at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center in Riyadh. The five-day event is set to welcome over 10,000 participants from 160 countries, including more than 1,000 international speakers.
The Saudi Arabian government announced an initiative to boost its artificial intelligence sector with a proposed $40 billion investment fund
The fund, expected to kick off in the second half (H2) of 2024, aims to support various AI-related ventures, including startups focusing on chip manufacturing and data centers.