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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0771-4Artificial Intelligence; Disruptive Technology; Global Economy; economic potential; emerging-market; Gulf

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Faulkner and the Native Keystonecontext current and anticipated implications on politics, economics and society, and contextualizes some of the expectations surrounding AI held by its key stakeholders (national systems, economic sectors, businesses, and individuals). Next, we narrow quickly on the emerging economies of the GCC reg

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,Responsibility (I): “Barn Burning”,and 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10837-4as 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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