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Saudi Arabia s Future Investment Initiative summit to be held in October
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Saudi Arabia s Future Investment Initiative Institute has invested in Germany s electric aircraft start-up Lilium.
The investment is a part of a $3.3 billion transaction announced last week, which will see Lilium list on the Nasdaq market in the US through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company, Qell Acquisition Corporation.
The start-up is raising about $830m through the deal.
“Our investment in Lilium is aligned with the FII-Institute’s mission: to support initiatives and projects which will have a positive impact on humanity, Richard Attias, the institute s chief executive said in a statement to the Saudi Press Agency.
The FII Institute is a think tank-cum-foundation set up as a non-profit body to support the development of technologies to address some of the world s biggest social and environmental challenges. Its board includes the governor of the kingdom s Public Investment Fund Yasir Al Rumayyan, its ambassador to the US Princess Reema Bint Bandar,
AI shows considerable promise for preventing drug-resistant outbreaks , the report said. Databases containing the genomes from different strains of the pathogen are growing, along with information about whether they were susceptible to antibiotics, the report said. Using this data, AI can allow scientists to identify the DNA sequences that indicate resistance. This can speed up the treatment of diseases like TB.
AI can also help alert the world to the threat of a disease outbreak, according to the report. We were first made aware of Covid-19 in December 2019 by BlueDot, a company in Toronto. It used an algorithm to trawl notifications, disease networks, global news stories and even airline ticketing information to accurately predict how the outbreak would spread.