UAE leads global generative AI adoption ranking as use spreads across public life
New Microsoft data places the UAE well above the global average for generative AI use, with adoption extending across government, education and workplaces.
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New Microsoft data places the UAE well above the global average for generative AI use, with adoption extending across government, education and workplaces.
Abu Dhabi ranked 11th globally and first in the Middle East, while Dubai ranked 14th in the inaugural AI Cities Index.
The venture accelerates commercial autonomous agent deployments for supply chain, healthcare, and sovereign compliance across the Arabian Gulf.
The new regulatory body standardizes public sector algorithmic procurement, data sovereignty classifications, and national safety evaluations.
Under directives from Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, the emirate mandates measurable service automation, predictive maintenance, and paperless administrative workflows.
Competitive operating costs, 100 percent foreign ownership, and regulatory clarity position the island nation as an attractive software development hub.
The regulatory circular mandates algorithmic transparency, risk-based procurement tiers, and independent cybersecurity audits for government AI systems.
The national committee mandates measurable digitisation milestones across commerce, labor, and municipal public service delivery.
TRA establishes dedicated regulatory testing sandboxes across Sohar, Duqm, and Salalah to enable autonomous factory robotics.
The framework joins legal compliance, adoption, public awareness and cooperation with a GCC ethics manual for government AI use.
A designated zone in Al Seeb, a Green AI Alliance and the Digital Triangle frame infrastructure as an ecosystem for investment and company growth.
The assessment examines Kuwait’s AI ecosystem, government adoption, regulation, ethics, capabilities and gaps to inform future priorities.
The joint statement establishes a bilateral framework for cooperation around AI opportunities, capabilities, and national technology priorities.
The new federal body brings together AI, public-data and digital-government capabilities under one mandate reporting directly to the Cabinet.
A new federal framework aims to convert 50 percent of UAE government sectors, services and operations to agentic AI models within two years.
The implementation-focused programme shortlisted professionals from all seven emirates to build applied AI capability across priority sectors.
SDAIA’s membership brings Saudi Arabia into a multilateral forum focused on responsible AI, international cooperation and shared policy practice.
The January agreement places Qatar inside a US-led cooperation track focused on advanced technology, supply-chain security and resilient digital infrastructure.