![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-an-ai-engineer/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/JF-US-SAUDI-TECHNOLOGICAL-DISADVANTAGE-OFF-PLATFORM.jpg&description=ULTRA-RICH Gulf states are in a prime position to take AI advancement to the next level and help further exert their influence across the globe. That's the stark warning from AI expert Vincent Peters, a former colleague of Elon Musk, who knows if the right amount of finances are distributed into the correct areas, the technology will be able to help the likes of Saudi Arabia and Qatar take an even firmer hold in all manner of businesses and geopolitical dealings. Skyscrapers stand in the King Abdullah financial district in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Credit: Getty - Contributor The Line at NEOM in Saudi Arabia will be the world's first smart city, 'a 170km belt of hyper-connected future communities without cars and roads, built around nature' Credit: AFP Peters has seen firsthand the capabilities of AI by creating his own conscious cataloging software . One of his plans is to create AI representations that harness the intellectual capabilities of important, historical figures like Albert Einstein, Galileo, and Stephen Hawking and use them as "a constant consultant or a consortium helping them think through problems." Large strides have been made yet Peters knows without enough financial backing, advancement can be slow. "Someone in the United States needs to have an understanding of the advantage of this," he exclusively told The U.S. Sun. Finances, however, aren't an issue for Saudi Arabia or Qatar. They would have no problem digging into their endless cash reserves and getting one step ahead of the pack. The creation of the world's first smart city - The Line - in Saudi, described as "a 170km belt of hyper-connected future communities without cars and roads, built around nature" is further evidence of what the technological future possibly holds in the region. The bots may not be taking over, but they will certainly be in a position to help influence decisions like never before. "Whoever has this technology and is able to generate revenue off of that is going to put ever){kind=link}
ULTRA-RICH Gulf states are in a prime position to take AI advancement to the next level and help further exert their influence across the globe.
That’s the stark warning from AI expert Vincent Peters, a former colleague of Elon Musk, who knows if the right amount of finances are distributed into the correct areas, the technology will be able to help the likes of Saudi Arabia and Qatar take an even firmer hold in all manner of businesses and geopolitical dealings.
Peters has seen firsthand the capabilities of AI by creating his own conscious cataloging software.
One of his plans is to create AI representations that harness the intellectual capabilities of important, historical figures like Albert Einstein, Galileo, and Stephen Hawking and use them as “a constant consultant or a consortium helping them think through problems.”
Large strides have been made yet Peters knows without enough financial backing, advancement can be slow.