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Help AG receives Dubai AI Seal certification for trusted AI adoption

Help AG receives Dubai AI Seal Tier E certification recognising its trusted AI practices. Developed by the Dubai Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DCAI), the Dubai AI Seal is designed to identify organisations committed to advancing trusted AI and help businesses and government entities select credible partners as they expand their AI initiatives.

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