Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence in the Gulf; Challenges and Oppor Elie Azar,Anthony N. Haddad Book 2021 Gulf Research Centre Cambridge 2021 Artific

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Framework of Study and Book Organizationand Regulations; Part 3—Existing Opportunities and Sectoral Applications; Part 4—Society, Utopia and Dystopia; and Part 5—Conclusion. Each part includes multiple chapters providing insightful analyses on Gulf-specific aspects of AI, exploring the current state, challenges and opportunities.

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Public Sector Data for Academic Research: The Case of the UAEas Artificial Intelligence (AI). In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the government has set bold targets to become a leading nation in research and innovation. However, when scientists request data from local authorities, it often takes prolonged time, effort, and resources to obtain it. As a result,

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Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in Bahrain: Challenges and Opportunities and employing artificial intelligence technology. Bahrain has a considerable financial sector, several large telecom, and energy companies, and is hosting a major regional cloud computing center. It has also started a drive toward entrepreneurship and IT start-ups, with several active incubators an

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Thoughts and Reflections on the Case of Qatar: Should Artificial Intelligence Be Regulated?e one hand, new technologies offer new opportunities for governments and policy-makers to reach the maximum potentials of the data sources available to manage and direct societal assets in smarter and more innovative ways. On the other hand, relying on new technologies and robotics poses fundamental

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Knowledge, Attitude, and Perceptions of Financial Industry Employees Towards AI in the GCC Regiononal computing, business software, big data, Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Many start-ups such as Financial Technology (FinTechs) providers are challenging the traditional banking system by offering faster services without compromising compliance or risk especially in G

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The GCC and Global Health Diplomacy: The New Drive Towards Artificial Intelligencertance has been increasing in recent years as there has been a marked intensity in public or academic writings in this field. In recent years, the GCC states have allocated significant financial resources for their health sectors as part of their strategic visions. The momentum in the health sector

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AI & Well-Being: Can AI Make You Happy in the Cityese interpretations have led to long-running debates as well as more formal, practical and evidence-based models, such as Smart Dubai’s ABCDE model of happiness needs (covering people’s needs; Affective, Basic, Cognitive, Deeper and Enabling), as well as larger scales, as described by the Happy Citi

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Women and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: An Examination of the UAE’s National AI Strategyategies. To date, however, only 27 countries, plus the European Union, have . national AI strategies, and despite the importance of “owning the right type of data” and “enabling an AI-capable talent pool,” which undoubtedly must include women, no single national AI strategy outlines women’s inclusio