Tag: artificial intelligence
In the field of artificial intelligence.. Strategic cooperation agreement between Abu Dhabi Development and Inception
As part of his vision to promote the adoption of advanced technologies…
The World Government Summit explores the future role of artificial intelligence in economic transformation and global growth
In addition to the governance structures required for the next decade
During the Government Summit, a program was launched to develop artificial intelligence skills for private school students in Dubai until 2030.
The program benefits 80,500 male and female students.
Collaboration with Bain & Company.. The World Government Summit witnesses the launch of an artificial intelligence readiness tool
The tool involves government sector agencies conducting a structured assessment that includes…
The President of the UAE and the President of the Swiss Confederation discuss strengthening bilateral relations
During the meeting - which took place at the Beach Palace in…
World geniuses from the UAE: Artificial intelligence is a societal choice
Warning of major social challenges
K2 and WeRide collaborate to operate self-driving buses in Abu Dhabi
Supported by the Intelligent Self-Moving Systems Council and the Integrated Transportation Center
Memorandum of Understanding between «Sharjah Communication Technologies», «Datakanvas International» and «AI Caravan»
It provides for exploring opportunities for cooperation in establishing and operating data…
“Yumex 2026”.. Agreement to enhance artificial intelligence in the fields of management education
On the sidelines of the Unmanned Systems Exhibition "Yumex 2026" in Abu…
To enhance energy efficiency.. Cooperation between “Energy and Infrastructure” and “Agility”
The company will use smart control system technologies developed by Fedra to…
The Blue Economy Forum concludes as part of Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week
Charting ambitious paths for a better future for humanity and the planet
Elon Musk defies the world… Grok enters the Pentagon network
Despite international campaigns calling for its ban