内容摘要："I suggest that you never thought you would have to account for this lie about having cancer because you thought the lunch guests would die," Dr Rogers said. "Your lie would never be found out."

"I suggest that you never thought you would have to account for this lie about having cancer because you thought the lunch guests would die," Dr Rogers said. "Your lie would never be found out."

And on the eve of the visit, the White House scrapped tough Biden-era restrictions on exports of the advanced US semiconductors required to best run AI systems. The rules had divided the world into tiers, with some countries enjoying broad access to its high-end chips, and others being denied them altogether.About 120 countries, including the Gulf nations, were grouped in the middle, facing strict caps on the number of semiconductors they could import. This had frustrated countries such as Saudi Arabia, who have ambitions to become high-tech economies as they transition away from oil.

Both Saudi and the UAE are racing to build large-scale AI data centres, while Abu Dhabi, the UAE's capital, aims to become a global AI hub.The UAE has made visible efforts to reassure Washington – deepening partnerships with US tech firms, curbing ties with Chinese companies, and aligning more closely with American national security interests.Mr Al-Saif says that the UAE is "betting on the Americans when it comes to AI". "We have seen that the technological turn in the 90s came from the US anyway."

Both camps are hailing the visit as a triumph. For the Gulf, and especially Saudi Arabia, it resets a partnership that frayed under Biden, and underscores their ambition to act as heavyweight players on the world stage.For Trump, touting "trillions" in new investment offers a timely boost - his tariff hikes have dented global trade and pushed US output into its first quarterly dip in three years.

These Gulf deals will be sold as proof that his economic playbook is working.

At the end of the trip, Mr Trump worried that whoever succeeds him in the White House would claim credit for the deals once they come to completion.Mr Altman said he has already tried out a prototype of a new device designed by Sir Jony and his team, and he thinks it is "the coolest piece of technology that the world will have ever seen".

, helping to revive the company with groundbreaking products including the iPhone and iPod.He also designed the iMac in 1998 and the iPad in 2010.

When Sir Jony left the company in 2019, Apple's CEO Tim Cook described him as "a singular figure in the design world and his role in Apple's revival cannot be overstated".Shares in Apple fell more than 2% following the news of his partnership with OpenAI.