Guess what? The United States has just said “Yes!” to sending super-smart computer chips to a Microsoft center in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)! 🎉 These special chips help computers think and learn, kind of like our brains do when we solve puzzles or play games.
What’s the big deal? 🤔 Well, Microsoft teamed up with a company in the UAE called G42. Earlier this year, Microsoft invested $1.5 billion in G42! That’s a lot of zeros! Now, they’re working together to make cool new technologies using artificial intelligence, or AI for short.
Why is everyone talking about it? Some people were worried about sharing these advanced chips. They wanted to make sure they wouldn’t be used in the wrong way. So, the U.S. government added some rules. Microsoft has to make sure only certain people can use these chips, especially not anyone from countries the U.S. has special rules about.
Who is G42? G42 is a tech company that loves AI just like we love ice cream! 🍦 They promise to use AI responsibly and follow all the international rules. Their chairman is Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan. He’s an important person in the UAE and helps keep his country safe.
Why should we care? This is a cool example of how countries and big companies work together to make awesome new technologies. Maybe one day, you’ll be using something they created!
Isn’t technology amazing? What would you create if you had these super-smart chips? Let your imagination run wild! 🚀
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
