UAE government partners with Mastercard to accelerate AI adoption
The UAE government has partnered with Mastercard to
accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the region. The two
organizations signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that will focus on
developing AI-powered solutions to fight financial crime, secure the digital
ecosystem, and drive inclusive growth.
The MoU was signed by Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of
State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work
Applications, and Ajay Bhalla, president of Cyber & Intelligence at
Mastercard.
This is a big deal for the Middle East, which is still
lagging behind other parts of the world in terms of AI adoption. The UAE
government has set a goal of becoming a global hub for AI by 2031, and this
partnership is a major step towards achieving that goal.
Of course, there are some potential risks associated with
this partnership. Some people worry that AI could be used for surveillance or other
harmful purposes. However, the UAE government has said that the partnership
will be used for positive purposes, such as fighting financial crime and
securing the digital ecosystem.
The partnership between the UAE government and Mastercard is
seen as a positive development for the field of AI. It is a sign of the UAE's
commitment to making the country a leading hub for AI, and it will help to
accelerate the adoption of AI in the region.
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