UAE Eyes Responsible AI-Powered Growth







 The UAE has big plans for the role of artificial intelligence in boosting its economy over the coming decade. Minister Omar Al Alama predicted that if developed responsibly, AI could contribute up to 14% to GDP and increase productivity by 50% by 2030.


These ambitious goals reflect. UAE is confident in the potential value of AI. However scholars also warn that real challenges can arise if the technology is not implemented and carefully governed. Issues such as deepfakes and misuse of new scientific capabilities can undermine security and trust in AI.


To improve AI, the UAE is investing in skills training to nurture an AI-ready workforce. It is also actively collaborating between government, academia and business to promote innovation. Data centers provide resources for research while regulatory policies aim to balance progress within an ethical and legal framework.


Proactively recognizing both opportunities and threats. The UAE is thriving in the AI ​​era. A multi-pronged approach focusing on talent, partnerships, mentoring and oversight reflects the understanding that responsible growth is key to long-term prosperity. If risks are managed judiciously while accepting opportunities. AI can significantly enhance the economic competitiveness of the Emirates globally by 2030 as envisioned.

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