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Study: 40% of Saudi institutions are among the global leaders in artificial intelligence

A recent study revealed that Saudi Arabia has shown remarkable progress in The field of artificial intelligence, while 40% of its institutions are classified within the category of artificial intelligence pioneers.

The study, titled "Unlocking the potential: How GCC organizations can turn AI momentum into sustainable value at scale"Institutions in Saudi Arabia are remarkably keeping pace with international standards in this field, and are showing exceptional progress in applying artificial intelligence technologies across various economic sectors within the Kingdom.

Experts’ opinions: The Kingdom is at a stage "Expansion"

The study was based on a survey of 200 Senior executive leadership, in addition to an assessment of 41 functions of digital capabilities related to artificial intelligence at the level of 7 major sectors.

The results of the study showed that 35% of institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have reached the stage of "Expansion" In the maturity of adopting artificial intelligence, which reflects the acceleration of the transition from experimental stages to application in all institutions.

With an average maturity score of 43 points, the results confirm the extent of progress that has been achieved in the level of development of artificial intelligence, noting that there is an additional growth opportunity for 27% of institutions that are still in a late stage.

The power of Saudi technological transformation

Rami Mortada, partner and director of digital transformation at Boston Consulting Group, which issued the study, said: "The progress achieved by Saudi Arabia in adopting artificial intelligence reflects the strength of its commitment to Technological transformation on an unprecedented scale.

He added: "The leading institutions in the field of artificial intelligence within Saudi Arabia are in a unique position to benefit from major investments in building an infrastructure that competes globally, allowing for a tangible impact across multiple sectors at the same time.

He said: "The most important step during the next phase is to adopt systematic methods to transform artificial intelligence into real added value, through comprehensive strategies that address local challenges while maintaining a unique global position."

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