Daily Top 5 in AI — 2026-09-03
3 September 2026
Saudi ArabiaAdobe offers 27 million Saudis free Firefly access for 12 months
Adobe deepened ties with Saudi's Ministry of Communications and PIF-backed Humain at LEAP 2026, granting year-long free access to Firefly Standard tools. The move positions generative AI creative software at the heart of the Kingdom's digital workforce strategy.
Saudi ArabiaSource:CNN Business Arabic
Saudi ArabiaAMD and Cisco deploy AI computing infrastructure with Humain
AMD and Cisco launched new AI compute capacity in Saudi Arabia through Humain, serving customers inside the Kingdom and abroad. CEO Tareq Amin called it a confidence vote in Humain's ability to build and run advanced AI infrastructure at scale.
Saudi ArabiaSource:The National
GlobalATV Big Air Tour cut 3-day task to 3 hours with ChatGPT Work
The motorsport tour used ChatGPT Work to turn product photos into a live inventory website in 15 minutes, compressing days of marketing work into hours. It illustrates how AI automation frees event teams to focus on operations rather than manual merchandising.
GlobalSource:OpenAI
GlobalAnthropic signs $35 billion Lambda deal to scale Claude infrastructure
Anthropic secured a $35 billion cloud computing agreement with Nvidia-backed Lambda to expand Claude's infrastructure. The deal strengthens Anthropic's competitive footing in the AI race by locking in the advanced compute resources needed for future model development.
GlobalSource:The Decoder
GlobalFullive.ai's Somni sleep device raises funds in three rounds this year
AI hardware startup Fullive.ai closed three funding rounds in under a year, all with Hillhouse Capital backing. Its Somni bedside device uses radar and microphone arrays to track breathing and heart rate, then deploys sound, light and scent to improve sleep for high-stress professionals.
GlobalSource:Pandaily