Khaled Al Khawaldeh is an International Journalist. He focuses on themes of cybersecurity, privacy, and culture, exploring topics such as data protection, privacy laws, and internet culture, as well as the nuances of pop culture and subcultures. Khaled's work has been featured in The Guardian, Jordan News, and Arab News.
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By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
Artificial intelligence agent purchases movie tickets for a customer after asking a few questions
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
Dubai: For the last two decades companies have been clamoring to adapt to the digital era.
https://arab.news/w2s8k SEATTLE: Executives from Amazon Web Services, the world's largest data center provider and a key player in the global AI race, are eyeing opportunities nearly 10,000 km away in Saudi Arabia.
ABU DHABI: Ras Al-Khaimah on Tuesday unveiled a suite of immersive digital tools aimed at revolutionizing how the emirate engages with residents, investors and tourists, marking a bold step in its wider communication and smart city strategy. The announcement came on the sidelines of the Bridge Media Summit in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, where officials introduced a virtual reality experience and a high-resolution digital twin of the emirate as part of efforts to boost transparency, interactivity and real-time access to public services and urban development plans.
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh, Dalal Awienat
AI, deepfakes, misinformation under scrutiny at Bridge Summit Media, tech professionals discuss how to keep users safe
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
https://arab.news/9cpzy DUBAI: On any given morning in the village of Birzeit, just 10 kilometers north of the West Bank city of Ramallah, the
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
According to Israeli analyst Ori Goldberg, Netanyahu's attempts to expand military service are likely to reignite the contentious political issue within Israel
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
DUBAI: Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hinted at plans to extend mandatory military service as the army grapples with a deepening personnel shortage amid the war in Iran and invasion of Lebanon. According to Israeli public broadcaster KAN, Netanyahu said plans were in place to revise conscription laws following the Jewish Passover holiday in response to Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, warning that the army could “collapse” if the personnel crisis is not addressed.
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
DUBAI: Gaza’s worsening sanitation crisis is giving rise to a new and deeply alarming threat, the rapid spread of rats throughout displacement camps and urban areas. According to reporting by the New Arab and footage emerging from the enclave, as infrastructure collapses under the strain of Israel’s ongoing assault, piles of uncollected waste, sewage leaks, and overcrowded living conditions have created an environment where rodents are thriving.
By: Khaled Al Khawaldeh
Jack Latour, MSF's Gaza Nursing Activity Manager told Arab News that what stood out about the crisis in the strip is just how deliberate it was
