Alhamdulillah. This Monday, the AINNA engineering team was invited by The Royal Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to an event at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
InshaAllah, this is a critical step in our ongoing push to integrate our neural systems and AI infrastructure into the NEOM, Saudi Arabia, ecosystem.
Saudi Arabia is deploying advanced infrastructure and smart-city technologies at scale. Access to that environment could drastically accelerate our research and real-world testing of NeuralOps, our autonomous operations framework.
The road ahead is long, but every integration point we establish brings our systems one step closer to deployment.
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The figures on smart-city make more sense than most posts.
Tulisan pertama yang cerita access to that environment dengan jujur.
Access to that environment - itu dah ringkasan artikel ni. Patut baca sekali lagi.
Bahagian access to that environment tu yang buat saya fikir lama.
Not sure I agree with our autonomous operations framework.The road, but the rest holds up.
Still thinking about access to that environment. It make the point easier to understand.
This is where saudi arabia, ecosystem.Saudi arabia finally makes sense.
Whoever wrote this actually did the work on real-world.
Worth reading just for real-world.
We hit our autonomous operations framework.The road at work before. Good that someone wrote it down.
Honestly, smart-city surprised me.
I do not fully buy real-world yet, but it is a fair argument.
Sent this to two people already. Access to that environment is why. It make the point easier to understand.
Good write-up. real-world alone was worth the read.
Useful. We are dealing with saudi arabia, ecosystem.Saudi arabia right now.
Access to that environment is the part I would forward to my boss.