Arab News PK
Arab News
Arab News JP
Arab News FR
Tuesday . August 18, 2026
Search form
Search
Pakistan Edition
Pakistan Edition
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
World
Business
Opinion
Lifestyle
Sport
Jobs
Search form
Search
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
World
Business
Opinion
Lifestyle
Sport
Jobs
10 adults, 4 children receive lifesaving organ donations
Gaza health officials say Israeli strike on port kills six
Humberto da Silveira leaves a 4-decade visual legacy of Saudi Arabia
UN watchdog excavates suspected Syrian nuclear site as Damascus pledges safeguards
Lebanese president to visit Rome for talks on UN force’s future: Lebanon official
Saudi Arabia condemns Israeli strikes on Syrian airbase as ‘flagrant violation’ of sovereignty
UAE says seek shelter, warns of ‘potential missile threats’
Blind Egyptian entrepreneur’s AI app helps others ‘see’ the world
Tickets for Arabian Gulf Cup in Jeddah go on sale
OpenAI unveils ChatGPT for Teens with stronger guardrails to tackle safety risks
You are here
Home
Machine learning
Machine learning
Oracle launches program to train 50,000 Saudis in AI
By Nadin Hassan - MANAL AL-BARAKATI
·
13 December 2023
Latest updates
Gaza health officials say Israeli strike on port kills six
Google opens first local office in Pakistan, backs $30 billion IT export ambition
Pakistan approves 2027–2060 plan to ensure ‘reliable, affordable and accessible’ energy for all
UN watchdog excavates suspected Syrian nuclear site as Damascus pledges safeguards
Lebanese president to visit Rome for talks on UN force’s future: Lebanon official
Recommended
Middle East
Can the US force Iran into a deal through economic pressure alone?
Middle East
What is Iraq’s anti-corruption crackdown really changing — and can it recover stolen state wealth?
Middle East
How Israel is trying to shape what AI tells users about Gaza
Search form
Search
Arab News PK
Arab News
Arab News JP
Arab News FR
Print Edition
Read pdf version
Subscribe now
Home
Pakistan
Press Review
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
World
Business
Opinion
Lifestyle
Sport
Jobs
jobs
corporate pr
contact us
about arabnews
advertise
Privacy & Termes of Service
© 2026 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.