The AI Society, operating under the technical supervision of the Saudi Data and AI Authority (SDAIA), has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bilytica, a company specializing in developing artificial-intelligence (AI) technologies for human resources operations.
The agreement encompasses the launch of a comprehensive training and mentorship program, along with the implementation of AI-driven programming initiatives.
According to the statement, it aims to make artificial intelligence more accessible to non-specialists, thereby broadening its adoption across various sectors.
Additionally, the partnership is designed to enhance national technical capabilities and contribute meaningfully to the Kingdom’s ongoing digital transformation efforts.
Saudi Arabia is actively pursuing a vision of becoming a global leader in AI by 2030, leveraging AI as a key driver for economic diversification and societal advancement in alignment with its ambitious Vision 2030 plan.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) also focuses on identifying and promoting future career opportunities in AI-related fields, while expanding the AI Society’s community outreach and the scope of its service offerings.
AI Society and Bilytica Partnership: Driving Practical AI Adoption
The agreement was formally signed by AI Society Chairman Majid Al Shehry and Bilytica Chief Executive Officer Usman Ahmad, marking a significant step toward advancing AI integration and innovation within the Kingdom.
The partnership underscores continued efforts to strengthen Saudi Arabia’s AI ecosystem by fostering collaboration between the nonprofit and private sectors. It plays a vital role in promoting a culture of artificial intelligence and expanding its practical applications to benefit individuals, communities, and the broader economy.
Furthermore, this initiative aligns closely with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which emphasizes innovation, digital transformation, and the development of a knowledge-based society.
