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> I was not aware that the Arab states were such a Mecca (pun very much intended) for AI

Why wouldn't they? The Arab world loves science

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_in_the_medieval_Islami...

>>WhereI+(OP)
Because the current AI boom started around 2010-2016, and the time period to which you are referring ended about 800 years earlier.

>>WhereI+(OP)
The Islamic world's golden age of science reached its short peak over a thousand years ago. Hardly a relevant example. It's like using Euclid and Archimedes as examples of how the Greeks have a passion for math.

>>TeaBra+v8
So they are no longer allowed to be back at it? What are you trying to suggest here?

Be supportive of countries wanting to be interested in science instead of being so negative

>>mikrl+s5
So they shouldn't be interested anymore because the last time they were was a long time ago?

Would you say something similar about Italy if they were to be interested about AI (no tech, no space, no chip industries), but couldn't because the last time they were interested in mathematics was during the Renaissance period?

I'm the heretic one

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_exceptionalism

>>WhereI+4j
Italy is not an AI hub to my knowledge.

I would be very surprised if high profile AI figures and companies started making ties with them.

What are you getting at?