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Abu Dhabi Wants an AI-Native Government by 2027. October Will Show How Far It Has Come

More than 50 government entities will present their AI work at Ai Everything Abu Dhabi. The real test is how much of the emirate’s 2027 AI-native government is already working beyond the expo floor.

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