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Saudi Arabia maintains lead in AI government strategy, makes major progress in 2024: Tortoise Global AI Index 

Saudi Arabia maintains lead in AI government strategy, makes major progress in 2024: Tortoise Global AI Index 

  • Kingdom retains top spot thanks to its AI roadmap, investment  
  • ‘Authorities should consider investment in building talent and operating environment to broaden ecosystem’s potential,’ report’s authors tell Arab News 
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