Artificial intelligence and chips for technological diplomacy

Artificial intelligence and chips for technological diplomacy

Yosef Darvishi - IRNA Science and Education Department reporter

🔹 The investigation into the performance of the vice president's scientific office shows that the development of propulsion technologies, from artificial intelligence and microelectronics to biotechnology, cyber and quantum security, in addition to strengthening financing tools and supporting human capital, are important programs that were the focus of the government institution that supports innovation and technology.

🔹 The review of the achievements of the vice chancellor of science, technology and knowledge-based economy in the last year in the presence of elites and researchers shows the effort to create a relatively complete chain in the development of technology.

These performances show that the main policymakers in the innovation and technological ecosystem in the country are not only focused on setting policies in the field of the knowledge-based economy and supporting the production of a product or company, but at the same time, they are working on creating a processing infrastructure, training human resources, developing the market, reducing dependence on the import of strategic technologies and expanding international interactions.