At the global conference in Davos, the possibilities of applying and influencing artificial intelligence (AI) in the social sphere were discussed. More than 75 influential leaders participated in the event, among whom were high-ranking representatives from the OIC governments, including the Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade of the UAE, Thani Ahmed Al-Zeyoudi, the Assistant Minister of Cabinet Affairs for Strategic Affairs, Hudha Al-Hashimi, and the director of the Department of Health of Abu Dhabi.
It was noted that the UAE initially adopted a strategy for the development and utilization of artificial intelligence, which allowed them to economically and socially advance through investments in talent, research, infrastructure, and global partnerships in the field of AI. It was also emphasized the importance of ensuring the participation of social innovators from around the world with instruments, knowledge, and data necessary for the implementation of sustainable changes.
At the conference, it was highlighted that, like the industrial revolution of the past, the revolution triggered by the development of artificial intelligence creates two categories - winners and losers. Speaking generally, the speech addresses the need for a broad collective response to the challenges arising from such innovations.
