Hamdan bin Mohammed launches Dubai Center for Artificial Intelligence to accelerate adoption of AI among government agencies

Dubai’s Crown Prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has announced the launch of the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DCAI) at Emirates Towers, AREA 2071. 

The center aims to assist government entities in deploying future technologies across key sectors and make Dubai a global leader in AI adoption. The DCAI will provide training to 1,000 government employees, launch pilot projects, improve government services, increase productivity, and support local and global technology startups. 

The initiative aligns with Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s vision to position Dubai at the forefront of technological innovation and prepare for emerging opportunities. 

The center will focus on generative AI applications in the government sector, such as simulations, policy evaluation, predicting user needs, and delivering tailored government services. It will also serve as a collaborative platform for government, private, and academic sectors to develop AI applications and foster cooperation with international technology companies and academic institutions. 

The implementation of the DCAI’s goals will be overseen by various entities, with a focus on developing legislation related to AI applications, attracting global technological solutions, and developing national talent. 

The launch of the center reflects the growing importance of AI in Dubai’s future, as generative AI is expected to significantly impact sectors like healthcare and contribute to transformative changes in various industries.

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