'No $ sign on human life': AI not allowed to make decisions on livelihood in UAE

The UAE has drawn a red line on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in government: no AI agent will be allowed to make decisions that could affect a person’s livelihood. Having served in his post as AI minister for nine years, he said he did not want to look back nine years from now and find no progress.

Reported by Khaleej Times · Technology1 source in the evidence trail

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“We don’t think that human life or human livelihood is something that has a dollar figure value to it.

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