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Abu Dhabi agrees OpenAI deals to transform government services and education

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“Abu Dhabi agrees OpenAI deals to transform government services and education”

Abu Dhabi has joined forces with global tech giant OpenAI on a series of landmark deals aimed at harnessing artificial intelligence across the government, investment, the food sector and education. The agreements were made following a meeting between Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI. Mr Altman hailed the UAE for setting a "bold, global standard" for the integration of AI across both the public and private sectors. "We are proud to…

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