نماذج الذكاء الاصطناعي الواقعية توجّه أنظار العالم إلى دبي

The statements of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of the Executive Council and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Dubai Future Foundation, last July, drew attention again to Dubai through a tweet by His Highness on “X”, in which he said, “It is perhaps a coincidence “The abbreviation for Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be part of the name Dubai (DUBAI) in English.” His Highness stressed that “what is certain is that Dubai’s vision for the future is what makes it the best city in the world prepared for the future and the most confident in its opportunities.”

Dubai has become one of the fastest and best cities in the world to interact with new technologies and is most keen to adopt their modern applications in various economic and governmental sectors. His Highness the Crown Prince of Dubai points out that “governments will face radical changes in all aspects of life thanks to these technological transformations, the forefront of which are artificial intelligence applications,” stressing that “the speed of these transformations poses many challenges and requires a deep understanding and a forward-looking approach to what the future will be like and how “These challenges can be turned into new opportunities.”

Keeping up with the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Leading the UAE in the race to transform into a knowledge-based economy, by integrating the communications and information technology sectors and keeping pace with the Fourth Industrial Revolution and artificial intelligence to shape the features of the future to consolidate the country’s gains and for the benefit of future generations of the nation’s people.

The use of artificial intelligence comes in the context of advancing government sectors in all fields and services in all sectors, and within exploring investment opportunities as well as employing technical solutions that enhance the quality of life.

Government agencies in Dubai are working to design and implement actual use experiments for artificial intelligence in many institutions and departments to create a better future, which will enhance competitiveness and business growth.

Dubai continues to keep pace with the rapid changes occurring in the nature of business sectors, with confident steps that inform us of the future by utilizing the enormous powers of artificial intelligence and its development capabilities with the Fourth Industrial Revolution, with the aim of strengthening the UAE’s position as a global center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and contributing to achieving a competitive national economy based on knowledge and innovation.

“Dubai Artificial Intelligence Forum”
It will host the “Dubai Artificial Intelligence Forum”, whose activities begin next Wednesday, under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of the Executive Council and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Dubai Future Foundation, and with the participation of more than 70 key speakers from major technology companies and international institutions to showcase The most prominent future opportunities for artificial intelligence applications and anticipating their impacts on various key sectors.

The sessions and activities of the forum, organized by the Dubai Future Foundation over two days at the “Museum of the Future” and “Area 2071”, will focus on five main axes, including reviewing the concepts and applications of generative artificial intelligence, introducing the most important sectors and fields most affected by generative artificial intelligence, and the role of governments and legislative bodies. The relationship between generative artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, and the most prominent competitive advantages of major technology companies and emerging companies.

The Dubai Artificial Intelligence Forum mainly aims to highlight the importance of adopting generative artificial intelligence tools in the government and private sectors to develop new business models and create additional value that supports future growth plans by studying how emerging technology affects our world and discussing its broad potential.

Generative Artificial Intelligence Market
The “Dubai Artificial Intelligence Forum” comes after the launch of the “Dubai Center for the Uses of Artificial Intelligence” with the aim of supporting government agencies in the Emirate of Dubai in employing generative artificial intelligence tools to develop the performance of government work and provide the best government services based on future technologies based on generative artificial intelligence, which is expected to grow. Its global value will rise from $10 billion in 2022 to $110.8 billion by 2030, with an annual growth rate of 34.3%.

Generative artificial intelligence

Generative artificial intelligence is considered one of the most important technological sectors this year, according to various international institutions and global companies such as the World Economic Forum, Gartner, Forbes, and LinkedIn. The world’s largest technology companies, such as Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and IBM, have allocated huge investments in this sector.

Last year, the Dubai Future Foundation organized the “Dubai Metaverse Forum,” which hosted more than 600 experts and specialists in the technology sectors from 50 countries around the world, who participated in more than 25 workshops and dialogue sessions that hosted more than 30 speakers and 40 local and international institutions and technology companies.

“DEWA”… developing smart services and a technology laboratory

The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has completed many projects and programs that rely on artificial intelligence technologies, which contributed to the smooth, fast and effective operation of the network, and achieved competitive results that exceed the level of European and American companies in efficiency and reliability, and subsequently some of the actual applications in the Authority.

The Authority has launched a laboratory for disruptive technologies, which provides a stimulating environment for engineers and innovators in the Authority to develop and test technologies for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and another that uses idea design methodologies to help identify business requirements and challenges and come up with innovative solutions.

“Avatar” for communication

The Authority has incorporated the advanced 3D interactive avatar technology to facilitate cooperation between employees, by allowing them to have flexible interaction and facilitated 3D communication during meetings, via video technology. They can choose an “avatar” to represent them during these meetings.

At the beginning of this year, the Authority worked to enrich its services with GPT chat technology. To benefit from it in its various internal and external services, becoming the first service institution in the world, and the first government institution in the UAE to use this modern technology.

After its launch in February, and as part of its strategy to employ artificial intelligence technologies in all its operations and services, the Authority announced the start of experimental use of the technology in April on its website, through its virtual employee, “Rammas,” to improve the customer experience.

The Authority revealed that the “smart ball” technology it uses has achieved important results in detecting invisible leaks in water transmission lines buried underground, which are usually difficult to detect using traditional techniques, since its launch in April 2021 until the end of 2022. “Smart Ball” technology detected 43 leaks in the water transmission network in Dubai, preventing the waste of 130 million gallons of water, and resulting in financial savings amounting to 5.2 million dirhams.

After the ball is extracted, a special program processes the information, using mathematical algorithms, showing the exact location of leaks, gas pockets, or defects during the ball’s passage through the pipes. The ball travels inside the pipes at a speed of up to more than 3 km per hour, meaning it can examine more than 35 km per day, without affecting the water flow.

GPS device

The Center registered its eighth patent for a device for determining locations and surveying geographic areas, based on data it collects using advanced sensors, and processes it using real-time motion processing technology. The device works alongside a smart system developed by the Center to read coordinates, within seconds using a smart application, to enhance Accurately locating underground cables, saving time, effort and cost, as well as reducing manpower and preserving assets.

Smart water distribution system

The Authority’s application of the “Smart Water Distribution Management System” plays an important role in improving the efficiency of field operations related to monitoring the water distribution network in Dubai and controlling it remotely around the clock, which establishes the Authority’s excellence. The rate of loss in the Authority’s water network is one of the lowest in the world.

A logistics model with an AI mindset

Dubai seeks to strengthen its position as a leading global destination in the field of artificial intelligence, by focusing on many vital sectors, and government agencies in Dubai are keen to employ artificial intelligence technologies to create a developmental breakthrough in the methods of providing government services, to achieve the leadership’s vision of establishing Dubai as the best place to live and work. And facilitation for investors and business sectors.

Dubai Customs is constantly working to develop programs, automate customs procedures, and harness all advanced technologies to facilitate commercial operations and increase returns on them. Dubai Customs has also adopted a policy of sustainable investment in technology, which has received wide praise from the World Customs Organization and the International Monetary Fund. The International Department described the department as globally advanced in the direction of applying modern technologies and digitization in operating its operations.

The department’s advanced programs and systems succeeded in completing 14 million customs transactions in 6 months, and with the adoption of modern technologies in customs work; The department launched a cross-border e-commerce platform based on blockchain technology, which is a project to make Dubai a global platform in e-commerce, attract foreign investments in the sector, and establish headquarters for e-commerce companies in Dubai and companies in the logistics sectors associated with them.

Also, Dubai Customs has introduced advanced improvements by activating the artificial intelligence feature of the “Smart Disclosure” application for arrivals, which allows them to declare early before coming to the country through Dubai airports about (goods, personal effects, gifts, coins, and cash amounts) coming with the traveler, as The second phase of development included; Enables the application to identify the goods to be declared by simply photographing them, determines the customs duties due on them, activates the scanner to read and store travel information without the need to fill it out, and views the services of the Dubai International Airport building by specifying the locations of restaurants, duty-free shops, exit gates and areas where employees are present. “Dubai Customs”.

«DB World»

In this context, Dr. said: Mohamed Rahma, Vice President of Ports and Terminal Systems at DP World – DP World: The “DP World – DP World” application, powered by artificial intelligence, has revolutionized comprehensive logistics operations and enabled an efficient and streamlined response to support flexible digital supply chains. . In this context, the Cargos system, as a suite of applications powered by artificial intelligence, automates all terminal operations, enabling our employees to focus on the most specialized shipments, testing new procedures, and training employees without affecting the flow of global trade. An example of this is the CARGOES Rostering application, which allows monitoring the paths and types of operations we perform, and creating an algorithm to manage all these variables in accordance with the established systems.

The Cargoes TOS+ operating system also works to create a digital twin of the Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza), which provides a comprehensive and direct view of all operating elements in our basic operations, such as opening gates and alerting us to equipment that needs maintenance. On the other hand, artificial intelligence is a vital tool for digitizing trade finance, facilitating access to finance for SMEs and diversifying DP World’s customer base. Thus, intelligence-based innovations help us to form a more intelligent, flexible and capable harmonious work system that benefits our customers and the communities in which we work.