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The Information and Communications Technology Association of Jordan (Int@j) served on the international committee that reviewed and approved the methodology for the 2026 WITSA Global AI Index. The committee comprised 22 experts from 18 economies. The index covers 128 economies, assessing 105 of them across 83 indicators grouped into seven pillars. Jordan scored 60.2 in the data pillar and 41.2 in the policy pillar, exceeding the global average of 40.3. It also ranked 12th among 77 economies for international scientific co-authorship in AI. The report recommended expanding government applications, directing funding and investment toward research and startups, and making greater use of Jordanian talent abroad.
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