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The U.S. is reportedly holding up the deal due to concerns that AI chips could be smuggled to China from the UAE.
Woohoo, a Dubai restaurant opening in September, will serve a menu designed by an AI called Chef Aiman.
A study reveals that 79% of UAE leaders trust artificial intelligence to make significant workforce decisions regarding ...
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ABP News on MSNDubai’s WOOHOO To Launch World’s First AI Chef Experience In 2025—No Tasting, Just TechDubai's WOOHOO, launching in September, features Chef Aiman, an AI-powered culinary innovator, creating dishes with ...
Dubai launches the groundbreaking Human–Machine Collaboration Icons system to clarify human and AI contributions in content ...
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Khaleej Times on MSNUAE: ChatGPT is driving some people to psychosis — this is whyDiscover how excessive ChatGPT use is linked to psychotic episodes, raising concerns about AI's impact on mental health. It ...
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Khaleej Times on MSNUAE business leaders give AI green light for high-stakes business decisionsStudy launched by Endava, a leading next-generation technology services provider, found that 79% of UAE business ...
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Emirates News Agency on MSNUAE, Bhutan launch 'AI for Development' Initiative to unlock AI’s potential for economic growth in Global SouthAs the first pilot country, Bhutan was selected for its commitment to innovation and its willingness to explore ...
Some US officials are demanding new terms to a deal that would see 500,000 of Nvidia's most advanced AI chips go to UAE, ...
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have emerged as central components in the Trump administration’s AI strategy. But interdependence ...
Business leaders and management executives in the UAE are showing unprecedented levels of trust in artificial intelligence ...
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Gulf Business on MSNDubai launches new classification system for AI-generated contentThe Human–Machine Collaboration (HMC) classification system for AI generated content was developed by the Dubai Future ...
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