AI in the Middle East is evolving from standalone applications to deeply integrated operational components, driven by strong government ambition, investment, and a receptive business environment
Dubai Chambers Agentic AI training is being launched to equip the emirate's private sector with the skills needed for the next phase of artificial intelligence
The central idea is simple: 6G should not just be about faster internet. It should be about networks that can understand what is happening around them, predict what will happen next and respond automatically
Agentic AI in government is being redefined by the UAE through an ambitious project to automate complex, multi-step public services while keeping humans in control of key decisions
Future policing is increasingly challenged by criminal networks leveraging advanced technologies like generative AI for hyper-realistic deepfakes and autonomous drones for coordinated physical and digital attacks
The UAE AI judicial platform, a world-first, is set to modernise the legal system by streamlining procedures and accelerating services starting this September
For decades, the UAE has depended heavily on imported food. To reduce that dependence, it is investing in technologies that can strengthen food security, diversify its economy and make food production more sustainable
The new venture, Namya, is commercialising this technology to help farmers achieve higher yields and more resilient crops, even in harsh conditions
Children under 15 in the UAE are now prohibited from creating or using personal accounts on social media platforms and shall not be permitted to access their full features
The Middle East is becoming a key battleground for Sino-US tech rivalry, with Gulf states strategically leveraging both American investments and Chinese infrastructure to secure their digital future
AI sector became a space where women could establish themselves as pioneers from the outset
Historically, “data security” meant protecting systems from hacks. The Iranian strikes, however, demonstrate that the physical location of the cloud itself can be a critical vulnerability.
In the new school framework in the Emirates, a key provision prohibits the use of generative AI tools by students aged under 13
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