🇦🇪 Voluntary
Middle East - United Arab Emirates
Summary
Launched in 2017, the UAE AI Strategy 2031 is a comprehensive plan to establish the UAE as a global leader in artificial intelligence by 2031. The strategy aims to make the UAE the first country in the world to appoint a Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence and to integrate AI across various sectors.
Key Obligations
- Boost government performance through AI technologies
- Create a new vital market with high economic value
- Make the UAE a testbed for AI technology
- Attract and train talent for AI-related jobs
- Provide the necessary infrastructure for AI development
Enforcement
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Penalties
Not applicable (voluntary framework)
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Audit Mechanism
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Applicable To
- Government entities
- Private sector organizations operating in the UAE
- AI developers and implementers
- Educational institutions
AI-GPM Coverage
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Overview
Launched in 2017, the UAE AI Strategy 2031 is a comprehensive plan to establish the UAE as a global leader in artificial intelligence by 2031. The strategy aims to make the UAE the first country in the world to appoint a Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence and to integrate AI across various sectors.
While primarily a national strategy rather than a regulatory framework, the UAE AI Strategy sets expectations for AI development and deployment within the country and influences subsequent AI regulations in the region.
Boost government performance at all levels by investing in AI technologies and tools
Create a new vital market with high economic value by establishing an AI industry in the UAE
Make the UAE a testbed for AI technology by developing a progressive regulatory framework
Transport: Reduce accidents and operational costs, and increase productivity
Healthcare: Minimize chronic and dangerous diseases by implementing AI-supported preventive healthcare
Space: Conduct experiments and support decision-making in space missions
Renewable energy: Manage facilities and reduce costs
Water: Conduct research and develop necessary technologies
Technology: Increase productivity and general spending
Education: Cut costs and enhance desire for education
Environment: Increase forestation rate and planting accuracy
Traffic: Reduce accidents and traffic congestion
