As AI technologies are rapidly adopted across various sectors, many countries are developing professional frameworks to ensure specialists' skills are measured against unified standards. This helps prepare the job market and builds confidence in national talent. In line with this, the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) has announced that registration is now open for professional badges for AI specialists. This move aims to certify professional competencies according to national standards that align with global best practices.
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