MyMe SuperDigital is an independent publication about artificial intelligence and emerging technology — and what they mean for how people learn, work and make decisions.
There is no shortage of technology news. What is harder to find is the context: what is actually changing, what the evidence shows, and what remains uncertain. That is what this site tries to provide.
About the Founder
MyMe SuperDigital is founded and edited by Abdallah Al Sarhan, an educational leader based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Abdallah has worked in education since 2000, moving from the classroom into leadership over more than two decades. He holds a Master’s degree in Arabic Literature. That background shapes how he approaches technology: less as a set of tools, and more as a question of language, meaning and judgment — how people read, think and decide when machines can produce answers instantly.
He started MyMe SuperDigital after seeing how quickly AI was moving into every part of life — how people learn, work, invest, look after their health and live in their cities — and how few explanations were written for ordinary readers rather than for specialists.
What We Cover
Our articles focus on five areas:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Education
- AI Economy & Digital Finance
- Smart Real Estate & Smart Cities
- Future Society
These subjects often overlap. A development in AI can affect a classroom, a job, an investment or a city, and we are interested in those connections. Most content is published in English, with selected articles in Arabic.
How We Work
Articles draw on academic research, government and regulatory publications, official documentation and industry reports. We link to important sources so readers can check claims themselves, and we try to separate established facts from our own analysis. When something is still uncertain or speculative, we say so.
Every article is planned, reviewed and approved by Abdallah. AI tools may help with research, organising notes or refining language, but they do not decide what is published. Interpretation, accuracy and final judgment remain human.
Editorial Principles
We value accuracy over speed and evidence over speculation. We avoid presenting predictions as established outcomes, and we try to separate factual reporting from interpretation and opinion.
We also believe readers should be able to see where important information comes from. Sources are included where they help readers verify a claim or explore a subject further.
When we make a mistake, we believe it should be corrected.
Our editorial and website practices are explained further in:
Who We Write For
Professionals, investors, educators, students, parents and anyone curious about how technology is changing everyday life. No technical background is needed: where detail matters, we explain it.
Contact
Questions, corrections or partnership enquiries are welcome through our contact page or at mymesuperdigital@gmail.com.
Technology matters. How people choose to use it matters more.
