While many GCC organizations are investing in generative AI, a new McKinsey report reveals few have scaled its implementation to extract significant value.

The AI revolution is fundamentally altering the workforce landscape. Jobs requiring AI expertise are growing 3.5 times faster than other roles.

The allure of generative AI is undeniable, but it should not eclipse the proven capabilities of analytical AI. Consider a better way to ideate on the best AI projects for your organization.

From agentic AI to unstructured data, these 2025 AI trends deserve close attention from leaders. Get fresh data and advice from two experts.

By gathering feedback on best practices, user experiences, and the specific needs of the Middle East market, the white paper, Leveraging Actionable Gen AI In The Middle East, in partnership with Astra Tech, provides a localized perspective addressing cultural sensitivities and compliance.

In this interview for MIT SMR Voices, Steve Plimsoll, AI expert in Saudi Arabia, explores AI's transformative potential, emphasizing data, workflows, and scalable infrastructure for long-term success.

As we move into 2025, companies will need to create AI solutions that foster positive, productive interactions, ensuring technology works alongside people ethically and effectively.

Experts at the MIT SMR Connections boardroom discuss GenAI’s transformative potential in governance, stressing the need for ethical oversight, collaboration, and strategic investments for long-term success in the public sector.

Akram Awad, Partner and Global Lead for Smart Cities at BCG, and Noor Sweid, Founder and Managing Partner at Global Ventures, discuss the region’s preparedness to harness the transformative potential of AI.

In this interview for MIT SMR Voices, Albert Phelps, Co-founder of Tomoro.ai, discusses how leveraging human communication skills in prompt engineering maximizes AI potential, enhances collaboration, and drives enterprise innovation.