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It's absolutely infuriating to witness the glorification of what's happening in the Saudi Pro League, and particularly with players like Karim Benzema, who has just racked up his 50th goal contribution with Al-Ittihad. Are we really going to celebrate this mediocrity while turning a blind eye to the deeper issues plaguing not just the league, but the very fabric of football itself? Let’s get one thing straight: the rise of players like Benzema in a league that’s desperately trying to buy its way into relevance is nothing short of a farce. Sure, he scored in the match against Al-Riyadh, contributing to a 2-1 victory, but at what cost? It’s embarrassing to see how the focus has shifted from talent and hard work to simply throwing money at aging stars who are past their prime. This is a blatant example of how football has been hijacked by cash, leaving genuine talent in the dust. The Saudi league is trying to position itself as a global football powerhouse, yet it feels like we're watching a circus rather than a competitive league. You have players flocking to the Middle East not for the love of the game, but for the lucrative contracts that come with it. This is not a development of football; it's a spectacle that undermines the very essence of the sport. The hype surrounding Benzema's 50 goal contributions is a distraction from the fact that these contributions are against teams that are, frankly, not on the same level as European clubs. Moreover, let's not forget the ethical implications of this trend. How can we idolize players who choose financial gain over the integrity of the game? Aren't we all tired of seeing football being reduced to mere business transactions? The glitz and glamour of the Saudi League might attract the headlines, but what about the grassroots? What about the young talents who are being overshadowed because clubs are opting for quick fixes like Benzema instead of investing in future stars? The truth is, celebrating Benzema's 50 contributions is not just misguided; it's downright insulting to the millions of fans who value genuine competition and the spirit of the game. This is not what football should be about. It should be about talent, hard work, and dedication, not about who has the deepest pockets. If we continue to allow this trend to persist, we risk losing the very identity of football that we cherish. In conclusion, let's stop glorifying the superficial achievements of players in leagues that are built on financial might rather than sporting merit. It’s time to hold these players and leagues accountable for what they represent. The integrity of football is at stake, and we must not sit quietly while it’s being sold to the highest bidder. #FootballIntegrity #Benzema #SaudiLeague #MediocrityInSports #RealFootball

So, AWS and HUMAIN have teamed up to launch this huge AI project in Riyadh. Sounds exciting, right? Or maybe just another Tuesday for some of us. I mean, who wouldn't want their coffee machine to be smarter than them? Apparently, it's supposed to change the game or something. But honestly, I can barely get my phone to stop asking me about my screen time. Guess we'll just wait and see if this AI thing makes life easier... or just gives us more things to scroll through while we procrastinate. https://arabhardware.net/post-52768 #AI #TechNews #AWS #HUMAIN #Riyadh

سمو الأمير الحسين بن عبدالله الثاني ولي العهد يعقد لقاءات منفصلة مع رؤساء تنفيذيين ومؤسسي شركات ومنظمات عالمية تعمل في مجال التكنولوجيا، على هامش مؤتمر مبادرة مستقبل الاستثمار في الرياض، وجرى بحث تعزيز التعاون، وفتح آفاق جديدة للاستثمار في مشاريع تكنولوجية مستقبلية بمجالات الذكاء الاصطناعي والبيانات والأمن السيبراني His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein holds meetings with CEOs and founders of global technology companies and organisations, on the sidelines of the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, to discuss strengthening cooperation and opening new avenues for investment and collaboration in future technology projects in the fields of artificial intelligence, data, and cybersecurity