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At the America Business Forum in Miami, Saudi Ambassador to the US Princess Reema Bandar al-Saud says the Kingdom aims to be an extension of the US ecosystem in AI, offering land, energy, and talent to help drive shared innovation and growth under Vision 2030.
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00:00We decided in 2016 to invest in this next generation.
00:0570%, as you know, is younger than 35.
00:08They are looking for things that my generation wasn't looking for.
00:11As a 50-year-old, I'm telling you, I'm geriatric in my country.
00:16And what Vision 2030 aspires to is a diversified, thriving economy
00:22that celebrates youth and innovation, which brings us to AI and technology.
00:26It brings us to the United States of America.
00:30In AI, what we're looking for is collaboration.
00:33We would like to be the extension of the United States ecosystem, not as a standalone.
00:38And again, we don't want to invest in the thing.
00:40We want to invest in the industry.
00:43So for us, we have use cases.
00:45AI that we've been talking about, and I know it's going to be a big theme here.
00:49Hospitals need it. Our energy sector needs it.
00:51We want to look at it as how can we thrive and take the next leap.
00:56If you talk about AI in medication, today you can solve for stem cell.
01:01Today you can solve for all sorts of cancers.
01:04Today you can solve for genetic diseases with AI, but it needs compute power.
01:09So why the kingdom?
01:10Cheap land, easy access to energy, and manpower.
01:14We want to be that friend and that resource to the United States ecosystem to help it thrive
01:19and develop, because you can't do it on your own.
01:22And we want to make sure that you win.
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