The Middle East is rapidly building AI infrastructure, creating an arms race between the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Investments in AI infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and the UAE are no-brainers that will pay off significantly, unlike the indecision seen in Europe.

The global race in AI is intensifying, with countries like China, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia aggressively investing in AI technologies.

The UAE is leading in AI legislation by using AI to draft laws, which could reduce government costs and speed up lawmaking processes significantly. This approach could revolutionize how policies are formulated and enforced.

Leaders of nations should focus on developing a local talent pool that understands AI and creating the necessary infrastructure to support specialized AI systems.

Humbleworks plans to develop an AI manager to supplement or replace traditional managers, allowing entire teams to be managed through an AI dashboard.

The term 'AI factories' is being used instead of 'AI data centers', highlighting a shift in how nations perceive and brand their AI infrastructure.

AI will integrate into various platforms, creating a seamless experience across different devices and services. The country needs to consider the entire AI stack, from the electron to the chatbot query, due to its critical implications.

Companies are increasingly prioritizing AI over human labor, with examples like Shopify and Duolingo instructing employees to use AI for tasks before hiring humans.