TECHNOLOGYJul 8 · 12:42 UTCSEMAFORKelsey Warner

Microsoft deepens AI ties with UAE to automate government work

Microsoft is expanding its AI partnership with the UAE to automate government tasks, with Copilot software already deployed to 35,000 Abu Dhabi government employees. Inception42, a subsidiary of G42, is developing AI agents to handle procurement and other administrative tasks, supported by Microsoft’s $15.2 billion investment commitment to the UAE by 2030 and a stake in G42.

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