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December 25, 2025

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UAE, Saudi Arabia seek more than 1.5 million workers despite rise in artificial intelligence

Workers work near the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest tower, in Dubai on May 9, 2013. — Reuters DUBAI: The booming labor markets of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are expected to create demand for more than 1.5 million additional workers by 2030, despite the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), according to a global workforce study published in 2025. Research shows that while AI is changing the way businesses operate, it is not reducing the overall need for human workers in the Gulf. On the contrary, strong economic growth, major development projects and the expansion of public

December 11, 2025

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Time Magazine Names ‘Architects of Artificial Intelligence’ Person of the Year

The two covers of Time magazine’s 2025 Person of the Year issue with an image (right) depicting tech giants in this brochure combo image, Dec. 11, 2025. — Reuters Time magazine named “Architects of Artificial Intelligence” its Person of the Year on Thursday, highlighting US tech titans whose work on cutting-edge artificial intelligence is transforming humanity. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and xAI’s Elon Musk are among the innovators who have “taken hold of the wheel of history, developing technology and making decisions that are reshaping our information landscape, climate and livelihoods,” Time wrote. One of the magazine’s two

December 10, 2025

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Oil-rich UAE turns to artificial intelligence to fuel economy

A facility operated by oil and gas services company Lamprell in Dubai, United Arab Emirates is pictured in this handout image provided to Reuters on June 24, 2022. — Reuters ABU DHABI: Deep in the Abu Dhabi desert, a massive artificial intelligence campus a quarter the size of Paris is beginning to emerge, the oil-rich UAE’s boldest bet on technology it hopes will help transform its economy. Towering cranes clank as far, low buildings form below, the eventual home of data centers powered by five gigawatts of electricity—the largest such facility outside the United States. The campus will provide storage

November 27, 2025

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Artificial intelligence and applications are reshaping global markets

AI markets. Photo: supersmart NEW YORK: The holiday season has long been a battleground for retailers seeking to capture the attention of shoppers, whether in New York, London or elsewhere. This year, however, companies aren’t just chasing human eyes — they’re targeting artificial intelligence to reach consumers. Globally, online sales during the holiday season are expected to exceed hundreds of billions of dollars, with traditional website visits and search engine ads still dominating. However, AI production tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini are increasingly shaping the way people discover products and make purchasing decisions. AI chatbots now provide product

November 20, 2025

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PPL denies ‘artificial island’ construction plan, says work limited to safe drilling rig

A view shows an oil pump socket outside Almetyevsk in the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia, June 4, 2023. — Reuters PPL says the activity is aimed at ensuring safe drilling operations at Sirani. The company describes the initiative as the first drilling effort in such terrain. “The exploratory well is scheduled to be drilled in March 2026.” KARACHI: State energy company Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) on Thursday dismissed reports that it was reclaiming land from the sea to build an artificial island for oil and gas exploration, saying the project only involved preparatory work to enable drilling in a difficult

November 20, 2025

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Pakistan plans artificial island to expand oil exploration: report

Drone view of a pump jack and drilling rig south of Midland, Texas, United States. — Reuters/File A PPL official says the project is inspired by Abu Dhabi’s drilling. The company plans to complete construction of the island in February. PPL plans to drill up to 25 wells on the island. Pakistan plans to build an artificial island off the coast of Sindh to boost its oil exploration work as the country seeks to maximize the use of its natural resources. Islamabad has stepped up its drilling efforts after US President Donald Trump expressed interest in the country’s oil reserves

November 19, 2025

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The competition of artificial intelligence and technology is at the center of Lisbon

LISBON: Hollywood-style excitement was mixed with cutting-edge technology at Lisbon’s annual Web Summit this week, where global tech leaders, startups and investors gathered to explore artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous vehicles, all under the shadow of escalating US-China tensions. In four days, “Davos for geeks” is expected to host more than 70,000 visitors from 150 countries, including 2,500 startups and 1,000 investors. Attendees explored colorful booths highlighting humanoid robots, quantum computing innovations, and AI-based 3D printers, illustrating how artificial intelligence is moving from abstract software to the physical world. Microsoft has grabbed headlines with a $10 billion AI data center

November 18, 2025

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Disney turns to artificial intelligence as it battles YouTube TV blackouts

LOS ANGELES: Walt Disney Co warned investors that its ongoing dispute with YouTube TV could drag on, sparking fresh concerns about the shrinking of the company’s traditional TV business, as its quarterly revenue fell short of market expectations. Disney Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston told analysts the company had “built a hedge” into its forecast to account for a potentially lengthy blackout of its television networks on YouTube TV — the fourth-largest pay-TV provider in the United States with about 10 million subscribers. The channels were killed on October 30 after negotiations over the carriage rights between Disney and YouTube’s

October 31, 2025

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The music giant comes to terms with artificial intelligence

UMG partners with Stability AI to develop artist-centric, royalty-free creative tools Universal Music Group (UMG) and Stability AI have announced a strategic alliance to jointly develop professional and commercially secure music creation tools powered by genetic artificial intelligence. According to the joint announcement, the goal is to “focus artists on the development process” and build “fully licensed, commercially safe AI music tools.” At its heart, the alliance marks a shift in how music creation, rights management and technology will intersect. The announcement states that UMG and Stability AI will work together to develop “next-generation professional music creation tools, powered by

October 30, 2025

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A Trillion Dollar Vision for the Age of Artificial Intelligence

SAN FRANCISCO: In the world of artificial intelligence, Sam Altman has positioned himself as the boldest visionary of his generation—and perhaps its biggest player. This week, OpenAI’s CEO unveiled plans to push the company toward a trillion-dollar infrastructure build, an ambition that defies even Silicon Valley’s wildest dreams. After signing a new deal with Microsoft that loosens financial constraints on the company, Altman went live to announce his next move: OpenAI will deploy 30 gigawatts of computing resources worth $1.4 trillion. His goal, he said, is to eventually reach a scale where the company could add a gigawatt of computing

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