AI

In the Gulf, the AI conversation has moved past curiosity. Boardrooms talk about productivity, governments talk about national strategy, and founders talk about speed. But the real bottleneck is rarely compute. It is people. Tan Ting (Grace) Tang has built her work around that gap, with a simple provocation at the center: the region will not win the AI era by waiting for more engineers. It will win by expanding the definition of who belongs in building, deploying, and governi

From 11–13 May 202, Ai Everything Abu Dhabi delivers the world’s largest showcase of AI solutions ready to transform every industry. Uniting 25,000+ global leaders, startups, policymakers, investors and visionaries the event brings together the forces shaping the future of artificial intelligence at scale.

As passenger traffic continues its inexorable rise across the Gulf, the region’s airports are rethinking how to scale without building more terminals. The next phase of development, industry experts say, will rely less on concrete and steel and more on using shared data to move passengers quickly from check-in to the boarding gate.  GCC countries that are embracing tech innovation are heavily leaning into the possibilities through advances in biometrics and AI.