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As of 2026, AI has evolved from being a persistent buzzword to being an extensive tool employed by hundreds of millions daily. Whether in media, research, or logistics, its implications have been nothing short of ubiquitous. However, while utilized by diverse patrons of the globe, each aligning with different geographic regions, cultural values, and linguistic abilities, it has become apparent that mainstream AI models are limited in reflecting global diversity.

When looking to the future, many thoughts come to mind for each person. For Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammad bin Salman, that future features hundred-mile cities, ski resorts, and even an oil-rig-centered theme park. However, while these features may seem daunting at first, they complement the country’s aim towards a distinct future. In an era of reforming policy models, Saudi Arabia’s Project 2030, comprising 14 giga-projects and hundreds of individual project

Of the hundreds of global regions, one that I had been exposed to the least is the Middle East. While growing up, I still had yet to understand much more about Southwest Asia than viral reports of the infrastructural developments of bustling cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Now, much of this does not relate to the contents of American foreign affairs, but my lack of significant knowledge about this region would eventually meet with a certain task: a book report. To complete a

Amidst the chaos of finals week, I felt the liberating presence of another summer approaching, and I developed a keen desire to try something different. For context, I had spent my past summer quite slothfully, following what I’d believed to be another endlessly long year of high school. Therefore, once I finally completed my first year of high school, my frequent behavior included reading endless bundles of historical fiction novels, but as the weeks into June and July rapi