Around 700 specialization companies in artificial intelligence and their applications now operate within the economic zones of the Integrated Economic Authority of Dubai (Ten): Dubai Airport Freezone, Dubai Silicon Oasis and Dubai Comercial.
This milestone was revealed by Dr. Mohammed al Zarooni, executive president of Diez, Dumed Dubai AI Week, which will be organized in the Museum of the Future and Area 2071 in Emirates Towers, and concludes on April 25.
The prospera sector in ten
By saying that the achievement reflects the effectiveness of the strategy of the Ten, Dr. to Zarooni commented: “The artificial intelligence strategy adopted by ten reflects the vision of its highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid al Maktoum, vice, vice, vice, vice, vice, vice, vice, vice, vice, solidify the global leadership Ai and create ai and continue.
“The success of this strategy is reflected in the growth of the companies focused on AI within the economic free zones of ten, which underlines our commitment to lead in this space by staying ahead of the change and the lever of technologies in all areas of operation.
“This reaffirms that artificial intelligence today is a fundamental pillar in Dubai’s economic transformation trip, ensuring long -term sustainability and growth.”
The companies of AI within ten vary in size, ranging from new companies and small and medium enterprises to multinational corporations, and offer a wide range of specialized services in the area. Many of these also focus on developing technologies and applications of AI relationship.
Three central pillars
The ten strategy of ten is based on three central pillars: people, customers and technology management. These pillars are aimed at empowering human capital through AI tools by improving skills and productivity as part of the first pillar; Raise client experience through smart solutions based on data under the second Pilar; and establish an advanced digital infrastructure to guarantee quality, compliance, solid governance and the effective and sustainable deployment of AI models through the third pillar.
The strategy includes 12 high -impact initiatives, which covers a wide range of critical applications of AI. These include the provision of autonomous services, the improvement of customer experience, employee efficiency and Big Data analysis, together with several innovative use cases that support decision -making and digital development or digital infrastructure.
Among some of the current projects within the companies of ten are the development of a tool with AI to review and audit documents related to daily operations and the training of the company; A specialized cybersecurity solution to address cybernetic risks and attacks, and platforms to handle complaints and applications for clients, training and recruitment, and fraud detection.
