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Title: GCCs $64 Billion AI Surge Presents Opportunity to Address Misinformation and Strategic Communication Risk

New York, September 6, 2025 — With AI investment across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) projected to exceed $6.4 billion by 2026, regional institutions have an opportunity not only to lead in innovation—but to strengthen their defenses against rising misinformation and strategic communication risk.According to recent market research reports, this surge in funding represents a critical moment for aligning enterprise AI strategy with digital infrastructure resilience and public trust safeguards.Experts in digital strategy and crisis communication are urging institutions across the region to pair AI infrastructure investment with proactive misinformation countermeasures and real-time communication planning. They emphasize that narrative volatility— including coordinated influence campaigns, brand risk exposure, and public trust erosion—is accelerating in parallel with digital transformation."Narrative disruptions are no longer a PR challenge; they are a strategic threat to operational continuity and public trust," says Ehab Al Kuttub, founder of Velitron Global Strategies, a consultancy that leverages AI-powered solutions to counter disinformation and manage digital narrative risk. "As AI enables faster content cycles and broader digital reach, it’s essential that a parallel investment is made in the AI-powered strategies required to ensure narrative integrity."According to recent Gulf business reports, 81% of companies plan to increase AI spending, with one in four expected to allocate over $25 million in 2025 alone. While these investments often prioritize automation and analytics, strategic advisors argue that some organizations’ digital transformation roadmaps lack the crisis readiness and information governance protocols needed to navigate narrative disruption.With...

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