The Saudi Crown Prince has launched a new company to develop AI technologies.

This is very interesting as Saudi Arabia is a country with a ton of oil money traditionally,

and they've been trying to essentially wean off of just having revenue from oil money

for the last, you know, 20-ish years.

And it's really been accelerating, I think, in the last five years.

So one thing I've been quite impressed by, you could say, was Saudi Arabia's push for investment into AI technology

since the very early days, trying to become kind of like an AI hub. They have a whole bunch of

visa programs. I have a lot of friends that are in tech that are living over there. And so there's a lot of

interesting, a lot of interesting things,

a lot of investment money going into space. And this in particular is a pretty impressive thing when

the owner of the, or I guess the leader of the country, the prince, is launching a new company.

Now, I think in America, this is probably not very common that,

you know, you'd see like the president, for example, launching a company while they're the

president. Trump, I know a lot of people probably criticize him for a lot of his crypto and other

businesses that he kind of launched in the campaign leading up to being inaugurated. I'm not sure exactly what the rules are. I don't

think we're going to see him launch any companies while he's, you know, the sitting president. I think

it's just less common that we will see that. American politicians of all sorts of scammy ways

and making money. Don't get me wrong. But I think it's typically less seen as like they launched

a company while being the president. It feels like

you could really put your thumb on the scale of making sure your company is the winner.

But in any case, I'm not criticizing Saudi Arabia. I just think it's different than what

I'm typically used to seen in America. There's a lot of interesting things with this

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