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Investment & technology • Dubai, UAE
Momentum score85High
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Khaleej Times · Technology•7h agoSignal
Dubai Police secure 95.2 million passengers in 2025 with AI-powered airport security
Dubai’s airports handled a huge volume of travellers and baggage in 2025, with Dubai Police securing the journeys of 95.2 million passengers and more than 86.75 million pieces of baggage as it expands the use of artificial intelligence and smart technologies across. Dubai Police said more than 86.75 million pieces of baggage were secured during 2025 through a system combining established security procedures with modern technologies.
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Khaleej Times · Technology•12h agoSignal
Dubai deploys AI-powered feeder to monitor and manage wildlife
UAE smart feeder processes 15 million images to monitor wildlife feeding A UAE-developed smart wildlife feeder is using artificial intelligence to identify animals, monitor their numbers and consumption, and automatically adjust feed quantities based on real-time data. Operators can remotely manage multiple units and receive alerts when feeders require replenishment or when people or vehicles are detected near operating sites.
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Gulf Daily News (Bahrain)•3d agoCapital
UAE Business: Paramount unveils AI-powered SoCMate at GISEC 2026
Paramount, a UAE-headquartered cybersecurity company, has announced the launch of SoCMate, a first-of-its-kind GCC-born AI-powered security investigation assistant. SoCMate brings a first-of-its-kind approach to SOC investigation, changing the analyst experience from searching manually through fragmented data to working with an assistant that can connect signals, build context and guide the next action, while keeping critical response.
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thenationalnews.com•3d agoSignal
Dubai cyber chief urges public to be vigilant over AI-powered deepfake threat | The National
People can no longer rely on poor spelling or suspicious-looking messages to identify fraud, cyber experts have warned. Amer Sharaf, chief executive of the Cyber Security Systems and Services Sector at the government-run Dubai Electronic Security Centre (Desc), said AI was allowing attackers to speed up methods that had previously required far more manual work.