Saudi-based AI startup Humain, established by the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund, plans to launch a new computer operating system called Humain One this week.
This system allows users to give voice commands to perform tasks, aiming to replace traditional icon-based systems like Windows and macOS. CEO Tareq Amin stated that the new approach enables users to speak their intent instead of clicking on icons.
Humain, which started in May and is chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, offers various AI services, including data centers and cloud capabilities.
The company has been testing its operating system for internal use, specifically for payroll and human resources. Additionally, Humain plans to develop around 6 gigawatts of data center capacity but has not specified the locations.
With information from Reuters