Tag: Telecommunications

The UAE Government has taken a bold step to boosting its status as a leader in utilizing AI applications such as ChatGPT, with the release of a Generative AI Guide. As per the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, this guide is intended to increase AI-powered initiatives and strategies within the government. Along with the guide, ChatGPT has become a popular tool used for customer service, teaching assistance, and personal support for students. The AI Digital Economy Applications Office is creating platforms for businesses to secure data privacy and promote AI research in the UAE.

Tredence, a global leader in data science and artificial intelligence, has been featured in the recent Forrester report, “The Customer Analytics Service Providers Landscape, Q1 2023”. This research report explains how companies use customer analytics service providers to create better customer experiences and outlines 38 customer analytics service providers in the industry. With 2000+ specialists, offices worldwide, and specializations across multiple industries, Tredence is a trusted leader in the field.

TDRA's "Name Ideas" Initiative allows users to quickly and easily find a UAE (.ae) domain name suitable for their website. Supported by ChatGPT technology, it enables selection of multiple available names based on a detailed description of their intended commercial activity and then registration of the domain name through a licensed domain registrar.

Sun Dong, the Secretary for Innovation and Technology, shared the government's "very open attitude" towards generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) while attending a digital economy summit on Friday. He noted that the SAR government is closely monitoring related advancements in the field whilst delving into the potential benefits and risks of AI technology. Sun confirmed that the government will be collaborating with different industries to promote its growth in Hong Kong, aiming to push relevant technologies to new heights. However, for now the region has no plans to adopt the ChatGPT chatbot due to information security risks. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has not yet given the region the green light for its use.