Home Technology Artificial Intelligence Dubai to host key generative AI assembly in October The assembly will bring together public and private enterprises to engage in conversations on emerging technology and its potential by Gulf Business July 26, 2023 Image: Getty Images The Dubai Assembly for Generative AI is set to take place from October 11-12, under the directives of Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Dubai Future Foundation. The assembly will be held at the Museum of the Future and AREA 2071 at Emirates Towers in Dubai, and bring together ministers, government officials, CEOs, experts from large technology companies, entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors, academics and tech startups. The assembly will showcase the use of generative AI tools in both public and private sectors, discuss their potential and bring together government and enterprises to engage in conversations on emerging technology, the ways in which it can disrupt existing business models and the vast opportunities for value creation, according to the Dubai Media Office. Sheikh Hamdan said: “Dubai has emerged as one of the cities with the fastest rates of adoption of new technologies and the highest uptake of their cutting-edge applications across the economy and government. The Dubai Assembly for Generative AI seeks to develop an inclusive vision for the future of generative AI, encompassing its forthcoming advancements and the promising opportunities it offers. “Governments will experience profound changes due to technological advancements, particularly in the realm of AI. The rapid pace of these transformations necessitates a profound understanding and forward-thinking approach for shaping the future and converting challenges into new opportunities.” ‘AI’ was always a part of ‘DubAI’. Our city’s focus on future technologies has been integral to its DNA, giving us a world-class competitive edge that continues to push the boundaries of tech advancements. We want to lead the world in embracing AI, to unleash positive, impactful… pic.twitter.com/qWgMMTpBu2 — Hamdan bin Mohammed (@HamdanMohammed) July 25, 2023 The announcement follows the recent establishment of the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DCAI), which aims to assist Dubai’s government entities in harnessing generative AI tools to elevate performance and deliver improved services that are rooted in future technologies. Dubai Assembly for Generative AI highlights The Dubai Assembly for Generative AI will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions and interactive sessions with speakers from the UAE, the region and around the world. These sessions will delve into the latest uses of generative AI, highlight current and future technology trends and highlight successful use cases. In collaboration with the assembly’s partners, including major technology companies, entrepreneurs, academic institutions, and local and international government entities, a range of interactive exhibitions, presentations, and side sessions will be organised. These activities will provide participants with opportunities to engage, network, and explore latest developments in the generative AI landscape. Sessions and activities at the Dubai Generative AI Assembly will focus on key sectors, including health, education, financial and banking services, software development, media, advertising, music, and entertainment. The assembly will also examine the challenges resulting from the use of generative AI, addressing issues such as data misuse, intellectual property, and adherence to transparency and credibility standards. Tags Artificial Intelligence Dubai centre for Artificial Intelligence Dubai Generative AI Assembly Sheikh Hamdan Technology 0 Comments You might also like How agentic AI will boost the digital economy across the Middle East Talabat plunges over 7.5% in Dubai trading debut after $2bn IPO Apple announces major retail expansion in Saudi Arabia Google, Hub71 partner to launch startup programme in 2025