Saudi Arabia is set to transform its healthcare sector by adopting artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, according to Abdullah Al Swaha, the Saudi minister of communications and information technology. During a session at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Riyadh, Al Swaha emphasized the Kingdom’s commitment to collaborating with international organizations to ensure successful AI integration.
The panel discussion, titled “Artificial Intelligence, Productivity, and Work: Can They Coexist?” explored strategies and ethical implications surrounding AI adoption. Minister Al Swaha provided insights into how leveraging AI could revolutionize healthcare in the Kingdom, improving patient outcomes and streamlining medical processes.
“By embracing AI in our healthcare system, we aim to enhance the quality of care, increase efficiency, and ultimately save lives,” stated Al Swaha. The Kingdom’s bold move reflects its vision to become a global leader in technological advancements, setting a new standard for healthcare innovation in the region and beyond.