UAE pushes ahead with plan for AI-driven government
The United Arab Emirates plans to integrate agentic artificial intelligence into half of its government operations within two years, a move considered one of the most aggressive globally in adopting AI at the state level. The initiative will be overseen by Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan and managed by a task force chaired by Mohammad Al Gergawi.
The United Arab Emirates has announced a plan to integrate agentic artificial intelligence into half of its government operations within two years. This move is considered one of the most aggressive globally in adopting AI at the state level. The rollout will follow a structured framework, assessing each ministry and government entity based on AI adoption speed, implementation effectiveness, and workflow redesign. Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan will oversee the initiative, while a task force chaired by Mohammad Al Gergawi will manage day-to-day operations. The initiative could provide a model for how AI reshapes public services worldwide but also carries risks related to government decision-making, personal data handling, and public trust.
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