Abu Dhabi AI council reviews campus, research and government priorities
The council reviewed the UAE-US AI Campus, research, specialist talent and open models, alongside the government’s stated objective to become fully AI-native by 2027.
Abu Dhabi’s Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Technology Council met on 6 October and reviewed priorities for the emirate’s AI and advanced-technology ecosystem. The Emirates News Agency report listed the UAE-US AI Campus in Abu Dhabi, AI research, specialist talent and open models among the areas discussed.
The council also reviewed Abu Dhabi Government’s progress toward its stated goal of becoming the world’s first fully AI-native government by 2027. The report described this as a goal under development, not a completed status. It said the council oversees AI and advanced-technology projects, investment, research and related policy in the emirate.
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