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Dubai is taking a significant step in technology adoption by mandating the appointment of chief AI officers across all government entities. Announced by Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Dubai Universal Blueprint for Artificial Intelligence aims to elevate the emirate's AI capabilities, projecting a contribution of AED100 billion ($27 billion) to the economy. The initiative includes the establishment of an AI and Web3 Incubator to attract global talent, the introduction of an AI commercial license to boost investments, and AI Week to educate students on AI and coding. This move aligns with global trends, echoing the US's recent policy mandating AI leadership in federal agencies. However, a ServiceNow survey reveals that 77% of UAE consumers remain wary of AI, citing concerns over personalization and trust. This highlights the need for a balanced approach that addresses both technological advancement and consumer confidence. How can Dubai ensure that its AI initiatives gain widespread acceptance and trust among its residents? #AI #uae #government

Dubai to appoint AI officers across all government entities | AGBI

Dubai to appoint AI officers across all government entities | AGBI

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